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  By Edo Vos

  Jan 24, 2013
  Could't stop reading. Luckily The Singularity is written in a easy to read style, great for me as I'm not native English speaker. Really a great story. Short stories about normal things in life are at the end all connected, without really noticing you finally find out that all the characters in the book are connected to each other. It is not just a "short story book", after finishing the book I realized that there was some sort of message, a deeper message about life or maybe about the modern meaning of life. I can't really describe how this is done. Well let's say for that you should read it and experience it your selfs. Enjoy!
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  By Sam Broughton

  Sep 8, 2012
  I finished reading The Singularity yesterday, and I could not put it down from start to finish, and looked forward to every opportunity to read it. It is a brutally honest and perceptive sequence of inter-related stories about the lives of various people in various countries around the world, showing how coincidences in their lives alter their paths causing them to cross one another. It contains some beautiful imagery, some sad, some very dark, but always from a good place that seeks to understand and find some solution to the suffering in the world. It is written from various different perspectives, taking you on a seemless journey through various people's lives, hearts and minds. It covers history, philosophy, science, religion, politics, sex, enlightenment, this book covers it all, the whole singularity of existence. As I finished it, I looked up at a clear blue sky and smiled, surrounded by chattering people on a grassy patch by St Paul's Cathedral, and felt I had just read... More > something special.< Less
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