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    The Magical Lantern of the Dog-Man

    By Chriss D. Ross

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    Sword and Light. Impetuous Youth and skeptical Senescence. The meeting between a King of Kings, teenager still, and one of the most respected Thinkers of Antiquity.
    A multivalent philosophical parable, but at the same time a bizarre, stirring tale, published under a pen name by an atypical Author, who chose to remain incognito. The only concession made to the curiosity about himself is the photo on the back cover.
    As such, it would be a shame for the reader searching suspense, emotion, and fantasy intertwined with reality to miss this utterly unusual story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChriss D. Ross
    Release dateSep 30, 2018
    ISBN9780463391471
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