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    You are Who

    By Edmar Camara

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    This tale introduces the virtue of the cult to mankind that only demystified heroes have the courage to live in heavenly fullness. It is the will that moves in essence and that equally free and not isolated, acts and reacts on itself in a continual reaction to call its deity.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdmar Camara
    Release dateOct 8, 2018
    ISBN9780463884676
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    You are Who
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    Edmar Camara

    Um ativista da arte - pintor, designer, romancista, poeta, contista e produtor de conteúdo digital radicado no Brasil com nascimento em Minas Gerais e vivências em outras territorialidades. Produz textos que se diferenciam por estarem carregados de uma intenção que se adequa ao leitor que o interpreta em sua subjetividade; o que resulta em narrativas que questionam e provocam uma verdade que é exposta, mas que não se apresenta como absoluta.

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