The Taste of Champagne Urge

ISBN-13: 9781491882979 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 576 str.

Lyndon Walters

Opis

This book is a representation of the magic of how thoughts can formulate imagery which seem so real-to-life. Its novelty has kept me intrigued by its potentiality to be so utterly controversial, layered with suspense, is summarily thrilling whilst tugging at a sense of adventure. Most of all, it releases its action-packed intensity upon its audience. There was never a 'slavish' dedication to write the book but instead moments of inspiring urges to write that which I did chronicle while it was manifesting. Such was the ferocity with which the various emotionally sensitive arguments, angles and perspectives kept appearing. Every single word had come from my imagination only and so all I could do is bear testament to its boundless compelling influence. In order to highlight the importance of empathy, individuals are able to choose not to think about feeling the pain of every single character who became victims, probably With over 190 characters involved, it might be an underestimation to call this a book, perhaps It is a 'Literary Docudrama Movie' (c) made up of 'Fictional Virtual Realities Scenarios' (c). The 'roles' of each character is designed to fit particular 'models'. I wanted to establish the fact that influential characters like Darryll Fastfamousse, Professor Frank Outstein and Al Tuxedo were overwhelmingly, deliberately, wholly insensitive altogether. They brought about very powerful experiences for those who were affected by their actions. Their behaviours reinforce the philosophy of the 'primed mind' mentality but brings new meaning to exploring what makes up relationships. 'The Taste of Champagne Urge' offers several opportunities for an audience to sense some awe inspiring intrigue highlighting some topical issues, familiar environments, some bizarre events and devious mindsets by those whom strove to tilt the balance in their own favour, seemingly