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    Crazy Like Foxx: A Dangerous Chronicle of Modern-day Dating

    By Michael Farnum

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    There is the world we see and the worlds we choose to ignore. Welcome to Chi-raq and America, with a KKK. Life would be just peachy if it weren’t for the burdensome homeless, the omnipresent PC police, the social media lynch mobs, government Spybots and catastrophic climate change. There’s no place young Miles Davis would rather be—except seeking enlightenment or time traveling with his shady, boundary-challenged psychotherapist who would like nothing better than to shag the handsome, young mind slave. Just another hard-working urban human looking for love and other things on the Internet, Miles has seen glimpses of gangland Chicago and the merciless world of global corporatism. But will the world of Dark Net cyber dating prove any less dangerous?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 26, 2018
    ISBN9780359114849
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