Wildly imaginative and impossible to imitate, Mike Pesko's THE LOST TRUTH dares to explore forms of narrative and workmanship that would scare away lesser authors. At once a postmodern comment on overwrought fictitious superstructure and a refreshingly candid exercise in military guesswork, THE LOST TRUTH does not need such pedestrian conventions as "logic", "cohesion" and "character development"; it exists beyond and outside of such archaic formulae and has no need of them. Instead, the typical tripartate structure is pruned of "commerce" and "craft" in order to show us the raw, unfettered and possibly dangerous core of human creativity and innovation. Pesko's writing, much like his Duskhunian General Fletcher's military operations, eschews all possible qualitative distinctions in favor of product based purely on faith in a reductive neo-medieval form of intelligent design. The result is an astonishing journey into the eye of neocon insularity, something I believe timely enough to warrant immediate purchase and absorption. Fiction this startling, this honest comes along once in a great long while, and cannot afford to be missed.

The Lost Truth

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Pesko, Mike

Contemporary

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Raphael, Emilie Ross, Ph.D.

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Winning With Words: Thetoric-The Art of convincing in a Court of Law Exemplified by the O. J. Simpson Trial

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Staffe, Maria Louise

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Karma

Religion & Spirituality

Anderson, Lynn A., Ph.D.

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Texas Rebel

Hollmann, Robert E.

Henry Rothblatt has spent over twenty years building Insurance Company of America into an industry giant. Suddenly stricken with a personal health crisis, he realizes his lone failure has been not preparing a plan of succession for his beloved company. Henry appoints a longtime friend and board member as interim CEO and Vice-Chairman of his Board of Directors while he undergoes aggressive treatment to save, or at least prolong, his life.Seeing an opportunity for great personal gain the friend and the only female member of the board attempt to take over the company as Henry lies near death. With the help of those within the company who love and respect their leader, Henry attempts to fight back and save his company. But does he have the strength to do so...... does he have the time?Always intriguing, this story of the inner workings of a major insurance company is also suspenseful and erotic.

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