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Perceive Beyond the Apparent
‘Everything that the story tells moves the reader in such a way that you feel you are a different person when you finish.’
- This Is Alice Munro; her furor scribendi !
The missing mom falls heavy upon her kids. Searing thrill coupled with empathy engross readers. The dreaded moments thrust upon a meek and gentle child to don the mantle of a detective putting the dumb cop to shame, a perpetual infamy borne by the men in uniform. Subtle outcomes crisscross to question the sanctity of familial bonds and perturbations skulking therein showing life is a curate's egg.
Missing Mom is a groundswell of young adult mystery serenaded with a sweet love story.
Blockchain is becoming an all weather pop-up, a new paradigm and is no longer a pipe-dream.
This book is a myth buster to ward off morbid fears clogging the populace to call it a ‘great disruptor’.
It vouches for a plethora of services with over 12 billion USD in the global market.
This book analyses human minds and socio-political trends and government actions down the ages to extrapolate the next generation of internet experience already making waves in our daily lives.
Sylvain Metz
Here the past is not yet over and the present is warped into the past. A dashing damsel at the NightGlen School of Magic is making potions to rip off the earthly norms. Gliding shadows await all readers to sense the spirits. Sinister pogrom claims déjà vu ancestry cutting across bloodlines to leave you white-knuckled.
Antonio has devised such an incisive technique to mortify readers gasping for an escape from this psychic dragnet.
Antonio Carlos Pinto with his tack of Sombroespério presents a tale of danse macabre with the interplay of light and darkness.
Creator of Sombroespério
Quantum facts have turned stranger than fiction! The book verily ushers its readers into ‘joyous awareness’ once they are able to fish out the requisite energy to ‘align with the infinite’. It’s easier done with reading Ken’s ‘Aligning with Universal Consciousness as part of Quantum Energetics’.
THE GOWER HISTORY SERIES
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Lore of local history:
King of England was toppled in a civil war that snowballed from this Swansea Castle in the Lordship of Gower.
ALINA: The White Lady of Oystermouth is the only book about Alina de Braose.
SWANSEA MIRACLE: In the year 1290 telltale confronts history at Swansea.
Ann Marie Thomas has brought out raw history and tenaciously processed it savoury.
There is a path breaking finding in this book – The Dual Anxiety Theory, propounded by William G Alston. He claims that information on ‘types of anxiety’ is hardly available elsewhere.
The stress-response biochemical system is not a human frailty but a God's creation to inculcate ‘righteous behavior’. To be ‘empowered or impaired’ is one’s sheer sensibiity.
Making of the Book
Hard times can become the springboard of success. It’s a tale of rags to glad rags. Brooke Evans outshines her odds to be Just Brooke. Such a doughty account is stranger than fiction.
Opulence amidst haunting memories conjures up this double walker at the magic shop where one sees ‘no magic left’.
But which one of the duo is the real Brooke – the narrator or her double walker? Who has the song within? The reader is the Queen maker!
Fish Nealman has raked up some humanist perplexities in this story. His characters analyze the perpetual parody of life and religion with grated religious beliefs at every stage for readers to see its worthiness to be upheld and has made an unstinted mockery of its practices.
Fish Nealman tosses love as a tactical gambit of humanism serenaded by Christian mores. But is there any hallmark of Divinity or does it stand on a slippery ground? The tussle between the identities of the sacred and the profane gets nebulous with the narration of Esteban, while he is in the making of a church priest.
The corporate bandwagon is much sought after till hard lessons fall sooner or later. How does the beck and call of the corporate grandees trap you? To jumpstart the stargazing career you keep no space for trivialities and then what a treachery comes to shag you!
This book is laid on an allegorical management table to go prancing far from the madding corporate of archetypal dragnet.
The author follows a witty lingo to fire a salvo and denude the foppish grandees – just grin and bear it. It is the aberration in the cogwheel that the author wants to point out, the frittering of life force in the corporate corridor.
Euclidean geometry streaks across higher realms of metaphysics with the makeover of fractals projecting much of a muchness. The geometry of shapes has pervading realms of prescience into it. It is not a revelation. Matthew dwells on this interplay of perception and absolutism with geometrical lore. He hewns philosophy out of shapes and goes on patterning to construct and deconstruct philosophies.
The book brings together esoteric aspects and semblances in entire creation and in relating the varied facets of existence and non-existence too.
Hyperdimensions tweak one’s intuition into astonishing complexity yet remaining imbued with the beauty of it.
Innate fears and phobias are a common occurrence that impinge on the expression of life. Innate fears are not congenital but are all acquired through muddled reasoning.
Phobias are a clogged rationale conduit. The hedge of reasons is a deterrent to any groundswell of morbidity. Kalliope in her trenchant note wards off stereotyped and clichéd views. ‘Irrational fears and irrational phobias’ are the key problems. The book moves in a bantering exchange of cursory questioning to analyze phobic situations or tendencies or thought processes that are deviant from their natural course.
The bunch of transcendental numbers are on the rise and not just limited to ‘pi’ and ‘e’ but also unfold further with the results of mathematical operations done upon these numbers. Liouville numbers and the Gelfond-Schneider theorem opened the can of transcendence.
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The mumbo-jumbo of extraterrestrial affairs is intriguing but when this savoir faire grips our own planet’s international relations, it gets on pins and needles. Peacenik denizens of the planet Proxima vis-à-vis Earthlings make a consortium of think tanks charting a new multi-world order.
Readers larking for heebie-jeebies will find this sci-fi to be jaunty enough. At no point, does the story get far-fetched but holds on the human emotions.
