Here’s another short extract from my antinovel:
The first rule is that whatever starts off in idealism usually ends up bogged down in practicality.
That is the way it is planned.
We have rich social lives – all those friends, all weaving their strands into that tapestry, changing and going their own ways. We have shared many seconds, many values and much fun. It would be so fine to go back and be there again. These memories are so flawed. I would like a taste of the real thing to savour one more time.
Events seen from different perspectives can seem incredibly dissimilar. Taken together could they possibly reveal a greater view of those seconds of reality? Would anything alter your own subjective experience? I hope not!
The first thing you have to understand is that there are no rules.
You just read that. It did not cause you to drop to the floor in horror.
It should do.
There are no rules. You can do whatever you want.
Apart from the physical laws of nature that permeate the whole of this universe there are no rules. You can make them up. There is no morality. There are no rights and wrongs. There is no evil. There is no good.
We made them up. That is good. We have both compassion and intelligence.
There are no rules.
You can live your life exactly how you want. There was no God handing down a structure or a blueprint on how to live your life. We made all that up.
There is no ultimate reason why you shouldn’t fuck your children and then eat them. There are no reasons not to be cruel.
We can decide.
Why not give this unique book a go? You will find it shocking.
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