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The Great Fog

Frederick Bradley

Publisher: Youcanprint

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In the not-too-distant future, a mysterious fog suddenly descends upon Humanity, quickly becoming a condition with which the population must learn to coexist. The search for its causes and a possible solution highlights the fragility of modern man and the limits of a society increasingly disconnected from its own environment. A new perception of the world becomes essential, one which will pave the way to a rediscovery of beauty and, at the same time, a true freedom.
Available since: 04/11/2025.

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