Dear friend, (if indeed you will come to be my friend - perhaps even an enemy with a little luck -) I sat down for six days... More > and wrote this 'book'. This is the first and only draft. It is an experiment in writing with no objective, no plan, no structure, no characters, no preconceived 'point' whatsoever. I didn't eat when I was writing it either. < Less

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'Le Grand Jeu': Were I able to describe the content of this book adequately I would not have bothered to write it. (Principle of writing/Why I write)

This space has been reserved for a 'description' of the book which you can see featured here in an attempt to 'sell' it to... More > you. The format of such descriptions is often written by the author in the third-person so that there is an air of objectivity about what is described. This trait alone betrays as much as it conceals.

Rather than attempting to discover the contents of the book here and asking yourself whether you 'buy into it' or not, try asking a little more of yourself and of 'authors' in general. Am I trying to sell this book to you? I doubt it.I don't like money. < Less

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This space has been reserved for a 'description' of the book which you can see featured here in an attempt to 'sell' it to... More > you. The format of such descriptions is often written by the author in the third-person so that there is an air of objectivity about what is described. This trait alone betrays as much as it conceals. Rather than attempting to discover the contents of the book here and asking yourself whether you 'buy into it' or not, try asking a little more of yourself and of 'authors' in general. < Less

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