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    Personal Things In English (Motley Collection)

    By Chris Myrski

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    This folder contains some things related personally with the author, yet this is NOT autobiography, the materials are made interesting. At present there are 4 things, namely: Myrski Against Myrski (devastating criticism) [as if biographical and reviewing material of all works of the author, presented in form of comic dialog of himself with his antipode], Conditions For Printing Of Myrski [this is not exactly for readers but rather for eventual editors]; Creative Testament Of Myrski [again not for readers but for owners of sites after his demise, though it can be interesting for some creative workers as untypical example of creative testament], Open Letter To Microsoft [this is really a letter, yet the concrete plea is not significant, and later are touched many important moments for all big software companies, as also are made various software propositions, then follow some jokes with the very Bill Gates]. There are similar folders in Russian and Bulgarian, but they differ.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 13, 2018
    ISBN9781387809325
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