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A Brilliant Madness

Robert M. Drake

Publisher: Lulu.com

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Summary

This is an anthology of collective writing from Robert M. Drake written during 2004-2014. A Brilliant Madness is a reflection of the social collapses in the 21st century. The social programming, the daily routine and the economic struggles we all go through blindly. What has happen to us? Where did all the love go? We have all gone beautifully mad in a beautifully mad world.
Available since: 11/10/2015.

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