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Review of the Novel Miedo by Kevin Cooper
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“All good things must come to an end.”
The book tells a true story of a painful past that emerges from the depths of time, which continues to prick the memory of the man who recounts his childhood.
A novel that touches the heartstrings, rattling arcane emotions, in pure and naked sincerity dictated by the need to rework trauma and patterns that have influenced dramatically a life.
The author rewinds the time as if it were a ball of wool defeat from an old sweater. There are knots, ends tied after the thread is broken… wounded in the most intimate. Other times, the thread appears thin, slim and fragile, almost a metaphor of the moments where the mere fact of “being alive” appears as a condition of punishment.
The author takes us by the hand, accompanying us to meet the places of his…
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Psychic Development: The Basics By Lucy Byatt and Kim Roberts
Psychic Development: The Basics is a simple and easy-to-use guidebook that uses comic book-style steps to help its readers learn to tap into their intuition. A fun and insightful companion, Psychic Development: The Basics simplifies the process of learning to access those abilities through illustrations and guidance that throws wit and wisdom in to the … Continue reading Psychic Development: The Basics By Lucy Byatt and Kim Roberts
The Crying Forest
The Crying Forest exhibition puts Amazon deforestation under the spotlight French street artist and photographer Philippe Echaroux is bringing to light the impact of deforestation on the Amazonian Paiter Surui tribe. In a project, entitled 'The Crying Forest', Philippe Echaroux captured portraits of the indigenous tribe of western Brazil and projected them on to trees … Continue reading The Crying Forest

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