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Anna finds herself born into a desperate world seeking sustainable developments and forging a new identity in the process, but bargains humanity wholesale for something more egalitarian, something more unorthodox. On a remote Grecian Peninsula, her father raised her according to his Old-World beliefs, but their society stifled such belief with the threat of the deadlands. Anna is about to be recognized at a coming of age ceremony where her society's tenets are most poignant and now must contend…
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- Author: Paul Thomas
- Publisher: Bookbaby
- ISBN-10: 0578960087
- ISBN-13: 9780578960081
- Format: 13.7 x 21.3 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Anna finds herself born into a desperate world seeking sustainable developments and forging a new identity in the process, but bargains humanity wholesale for something more egalitarian, something more unorthodox.
On a remote Grecian Peninsula, her father raised her according to his Old-World beliefs, but their society stifled such belief with the threat of the deadlands. Anna is about to be recognized at a coming of age ceremony where her society's tenets are most poignant and now must contend a dangerous ultimatum: old world or new? Father God or Mother Earth? A novel that explores the whole nature of humanity through the struggles of an artist, and her uneasy wrestle for identity. A modern anxiety haunts each page with timeless motifs of philosophy, theology, and ideology. It is sure to be a new ripple in the pond of speculative fiction.
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- Author: Paul Thomas
- Publisher: Bookbaby
- ISBN-10: 0578960087
- ISBN-13: 9780578960081
- Format: 13.7 x 21.3 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Anna finds herself born into a desperate world seeking sustainable developments and forging a new identity in the process, but bargains humanity wholesale for something more egalitarian, something more unorthodox.
On a remote Grecian Peninsula, her father raised her according to his Old-World beliefs, but their society stifled such belief with the threat of the deadlands. Anna is about to be recognized at a coming of age ceremony where her society's tenets are most poignant and now must contend a dangerous ultimatum: old world or new? Father God or Mother Earth? A novel that explores the whole nature of humanity through the struggles of an artist, and her uneasy wrestle for identity. A modern anxiety haunts each page with timeless motifs of philosophy, theology, and ideology. It is sure to be a new ripple in the pond of speculative fiction.
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