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The Man Who Fell From A Clear Blue Sky

The Man Who Fell From A Clear Blue Sky

William Kern
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At The End Of The Universe
Lies The Beginning Of Life

Because it occurs in Time, there is no beginning to this adventure and, therefore, it will have no ending; at least no ending that the reader might recognize as an ending. It is a tale about people and the world they inhabit, about the world and the various people in it, about how people view and struggle with the world that often seems to thwart their every move, and how the world uses and consumes the creatures that dwell in it.
There is no great, earth-shattering moral to the story, unless the reader finds something his or her mind is listening to as they read, and connects those unspoken unthoughts to this tale. If there is an underlying thought, it will be to question whether or not humans and other creatures have any control over their existence while they are dwellers on this strange and often hostile world.
Since the story has no chronological beginning, it might as well begin today; this morning as I was strolling down the street on my way to the market to purchase food for my evening meal.
Pages
84
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
August 19, 2012

The Man Who Fell From A Clear Blue Sky

William Kern
0/5 ( ratings)
At The End Of The Universe
Lies The Beginning Of Life

Because it occurs in Time, there is no beginning to this adventure and, therefore, it will have no ending; at least no ending that the reader might recognize as an ending. It is a tale about people and the world they inhabit, about the world and the various people in it, about how people view and struggle with the world that often seems to thwart their every move, and how the world uses and consumes the creatures that dwell in it.
There is no great, earth-shattering moral to the story, unless the reader finds something his or her mind is listening to as they read, and connects those unspoken unthoughts to this tale. If there is an underlying thought, it will be to question whether or not humans and other creatures have any control over their existence while they are dwellers on this strange and often hostile world.
Since the story has no chronological beginning, it might as well begin today; this morning as I was strolling down the street on my way to the market to purchase food for my evening meal.
Pages
84
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
August 19, 2012

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