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Morphametosis (ebook) : Have you ever finished something, only to begin it all over again? Have you ever stared death in the face, only to realize it was actually life? Follow our protean Hero's epic, but no less comical, Adventure of being human to the ends of the earth in Book VI of the BEGINNER'S LUKE Series in whose conclusion nothing is really concluded--which is precisely the point.Read MORPHAMETOSIS in its entirety athttp://www.scribd.com/doc/10325757/Morphametosis-Book-VI-of-the-Beginners-Luke-Series
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The Accidental Gringo (ebook) : Have you ever wanted to become someone else? Have you ever actually tried it? Follow Luke Soloman, “the ultimate iconoclast” (Apex Reviews), on the Experience Trail in this suspense- and laughter-filled interlude that starts in Paris and ends in Rio as he transforms yet again--this time into perhaps the unlikeliest character of all: the author. “A modern-day ALICE IN WONDERLAND, where anything can come alive when you start with a blank page … [Luckman] shows the reader that as individuals, we, too, have choices and potentials. There are no boundaries or rules to limit us.” —Reader ViewsRead The Accidental Gringo in its entirety athttp://www.scribd.com/doc/9836503/The-Accidental-Gringo-Book-V-of-the-Beginners-Luke-Series
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Luke in Exile (ebook) : What happens when you forget who you really are, and begin the bittersweet process of awakening? If you're drawn to LUKE IN EXILE, the ultimate Wanderer novel, then, having forgotten, you probably ARE in the process of awakening. Join Luke Soloman in Book IV of the BEGINNER'S LUKE Series ("a mind-bending journey through the mind of the ultimate iconoclast"--Apex Reviews) for an unforgettable, laugh-and-cry-out-loud journey to the heart of loss and recovery--a riveting Adventure you may ultimately recognize as your own!You can read LUKE IN EXILE in its entirety athttp://www.scribd.com/doc/5507464/Luke-in-Exile-Book-IV-of-the-Beginners-Luke-Series
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Portraits (paperback) : A Recent Review of PORTRAITS:First off, what the heck is PORTRAITS OF AN IMAGINARY YOUNG MAN? Okay, it's a book–let's start simple. It's a story (still simple). But it's also a self-referential autobiography of a fictional character written by an imaginary author. Now we're getting closer … Not being used to writing reviews, I will concern myself not with the literary content of the BEGINNER'S LUKE Series, of which PORTRAITS is Book III of VI, but the subjective experience of reading it.Having read postmodernist (God, I hate these pigeonholes) materials from Hunter S. Thompson, Chuck Palahniuk and more, I thought my mind would be quite prepared to take on this Series. Before starting, I was also quite convinced that I was sane. However …Every chapter in the Series takes a less-trodden road than its parent chapter, and trust me, Chapter 1 of Book I is already WAY out there. The reader is taken on a fantasy magical mystery tour through the damaged (?) mind of a person who does not exist. Worst of all, it all makes sense, and on a very personal level. Hence I believed I was sane. The Series proves otherwise.Fueled by the reader's cognitive dissonance, the fictitious author has created a tome which is in essence the cure to the disease it carries and transmits to the reader. The only way to process the information in any given chapter is to move on to the next, which DOES in fact heal the damage done–yet creates its own new damage to the reader's internal equilibrium which again is cured by the next chapter … ad infinitum (or at least to the end of the Series).In short, the sweet, sweet madness of the BEGINNER'S LUKE Series proves that books are indeed better than needles–but only just!LoKi HeimdallLisbon, PortugalLimited-time Offer: Download Books I-III of the BEGINNER'S LUKE Series absolutely FREE at http://www.beginnersluke.com/page7.html …
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