| Author: | Lee Macabre | ISBN: | 9781310631559 |
| Publisher: | Lee Macabre | Publication: | March 28, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lee Macabre |
| ISBN: | 9781310631559 |
| Publisher: | Lee Macabre |
| Publication: | March 28, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In our lives we have many life-experiences that we either revel in or hate. Many of us go through innumerable encounters without doing anything about the negative ones. Then, one day, for no known reason we begin to counter the negativity forced upon us and try to do something about it.
These stories have evolved from life-experience of a mish-mash concern that this modern environment forces upon us that we can do nothing about except complain. You may find them stupid maybe arrogant, offensive, yet think deeply and you may see that our society is being moulded by circumstances beyond our control to what ends no one knows.
Book 1 and 2 covered various observations in no particular time-order. Over the past decades things that stirred Lee induced just writing about them thereby, somehow, relieving his angst. Book 3 continues such observations and extends into other areas as his little, "I" attempted to make sense relieving his angst.
This rarely worked?
In our lives we have many life-experiences that we either revel in or hate. Many of us go through innumerable encounters without doing anything about the negative ones. Then, one day, for no known reason we begin to counter the negativity forced upon us and try to do something about it.
These stories have evolved from life-experience of a mish-mash concern that this modern environment forces upon us that we can do nothing about except complain. You may find them stupid maybe arrogant, offensive, yet think deeply and you may see that our society is being moulded by circumstances beyond our control to what ends no one knows.
Book 1 and 2 covered various observations in no particular time-order. Over the past decades things that stirred Lee induced just writing about them thereby, somehow, relieving his angst. Book 3 continues such observations and extends into other areas as his little, "I" attempted to make sense relieving his angst.
This rarely worked?
