A VISIT TO HELL

by John O'Loughlin

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Publisher: Centretruths
Copyright: © 2008 by John O'Loughlin Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United Kingdom
Edition: Second Edition
Download: 1 documents, 685 KB

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Eight substantial short stories from the author of 'Cross-Purposes' and 'An Interview Reviewed' which investigate dualism and transcendentalism from a variety of standpoints. The title piece is much the longest - for short prose - and probably the most outstanding piece in the collection, which has to be read to be believed! Not for the faint-hearted.


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30 Jun 2007
This is John Oloughlin's first real collection of short prose, written during the autumn of 1979, which combines literary with philosophical themes. Surprisingly, the overall result is not displeasing and, although the subject-matter and settings of one or two of the contents are now slightly dated, the best retain a freshness and relevance to the contemporary and, so to speak, future world which should stand them in good stead for several years to-come. Of the eight examples included, the author especially recommends the title piece, 'A Visit to Hell', as a reflection, albeit slightly distorted by literary licence, of contemporary life in all its diabolical frenzy and hell-bent cacophony!

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