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No Compatibility.

Daniel Thomas Mann

When the existentialists arrived, freewill was truly mastered, the consequences reverberated, shockingly and unwittingly into the most poignant time in history,
the Big Bang.


No Compatibility is a philosophical inquiry
into the human condition using the metaphor of
the vertical upright and horizontal crossbar.It contrasts the
the linear, episodic and time locked view most of us have
i.e. a beginning and end, overeating or face starvation,
procreation of the species and sleeping and waking.

Males and females, live and die, eat and starve, sleep and
wake up, complementing the paradoxical interlock,
on all four sides of the building. The theme of the story
concentrates on four individuals within a community.
Existentialism becomes the dominant force, they have
freewill, choosing not to conform to the conflicting
styles, and the all powerful building that controls
them.

 

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I wrote 5 days ago

The Women From Earl comes across as something being influenced by a bigger higher power because of a displacement metaphor that binds this story together. So many missing faces from the Mainard bible church so at first its a displacement of people, then a displacement of friendships, and by chapter ... view book

I wrote 16 days ago

Legends built on myths but its business as usual in heaven. Sort of growls at expectation but then I imagine that was the intent so some of the clever subtle humour is registered. Like Peter committing the sin of pride or God's sterile boring name. What I like most about 'Man By A Tree' is the impos... view book

I wrote 19 days ago

Can't say 'The World is a (Cold) Dead Place' did enough to isolate myself from reality for my only anxiety comes in the shape of a good plot which didn't seem to be forthcoming in the first few chapters. The anger energy is sharp precise entertaining, the phobia real, trains are dirty scruffy places... view book

I wrote 27 days ago

I saw the post on the forum and decided to give 'Golden Star' a read. I felt the cross-over from the hospital to the fantasy world was well concieved. At first I was concerned at just hearing 'teenage boy' over and over and then suddenly this magical world opened up. There is smartness to creativit... view book

I wrote 46 days ago

Building blocks, I feel I've constructed a monster, no credit my way though you've done a superb job. You've got pace, rhyme and the suspensful story more than holds my interest. Good build up, exciting passages, more clarity and nice balance story wise. My trick in No Compatibility was to get the c... view book

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