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Life and Death: Part 1

Death represents the inevitable end of life, personified as Azrael, who awaits a final meeting with Life, known as Eve. Their encounter, framed within a lavish masked ball, reflects the superficiality of wealth and existence. Amidst the aristocrats, Azrael seeks a soul while engaging with Eve, who simultaneously juggles their divine roles. A girl named…
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Tiberius Lonewolf: Part 2

The narrator reflects on life, blending childhood memories of sexual frustration with a humorous day filled with social awkwardness. After encountering a busker and receiving a new pair of jeans, he attempts to impress a woman in a coffee shop but ends up revealing an embarrassing personal detail about his deceased mother, resulting in rejection.
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Tiberius Lonewolf

Please allow a preface to explain that such a character is the product of pure fiction. The principle of plenitude states that anything that can exist, will exist. In the case of Tiberius, let us hope that the principle is wrong.
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The Consciousness Society: Reviews
Hello, I am looking for 5 people to review my latest book! I will send you the manuscript free of charge and all I ask is that you review it on Goodreads. Graining initial reviews is very hard and people are hesitant to purchase a book with no reviews! My email is @alexandermichaelkent@googlemail.com. Alternatively you…
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Why Do I Have Books by Zane Rupe
I look at all the books I have and think about all the new worlds I can explore. I think I’m the luckiest person alive to be able to grab a book and start swimming through the pages as I’m floating on a sea of words. Such beautiful things composed from the alphabet can help…
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I’m too old to be this lost
All I have is a seat on the carousel of sorrow, and the intermissions between the next ride. Linear does not mean progression, that was my misconception of things. It aches, everywhere and almost all the time, like I said, intermissions. There’s a whole lot of stories that can be, some might be the best…
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For Whom Nothing Changes: Gonzalo F. Mendez
Hello everyone, lately I have discovered an indie poetry book by the author Gonzalo F. Mendez. I am a big fan or poetry, from William Blake, Ted Hughes, and now Gonzalo F. Mendez. The poems in the book range from highly personal to metaphorical, with the third part becoming almost postmodernist in its formatting. It…
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Deep Weird by Dr Jack Hunter

So recently I have spoken to my old tutor, and in our conversation he introduced me to his new work. I am fascinated by his neck of the wood and was quick to purchase it having read his book ‘Greening the Paranormal’ before (I even forced him to sign it). Alas, within a week I…
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A.M. Kent answers meaning of life in 3 minutes
GIVE ME MORE TIME TIKTOK THE DAMN 3 MINUTE HOURGLASS MADE ME CONFUSE SOCRATES AND PLATO HNNNGG
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