NON SEQUITOR
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NEVER FIND IT The very reason we desire and fantasize about perfection is because we admire its brief and flinging touch-the way it eludes us, taunts us, and just barely escapes out from under our slippery grasp. And yet it was Oscar Wilde that once said “nowadays people know the worth of everything and the value of nothing” because they deceive themselves into thinking not only do they want to find the unknown but that they want to unravel it too. They convince themselves that they even want to label it with a price tag and sell it for a convenient low price at the supermarket nearest you. Yet when soon he finds the object of his desire its innocence will be tarnished forever and as its path from extraordinary to ordinary begins it will cease to resemble his purest form of perfection. There is only one route man could take to avoid this destruction; never find it.
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About the Book
The truth is that in every story there is no beginning nor is there an end. Every story is just that; a story. A collection of moments made up of certain characters and events most likely for some higher purpose. This is a story neither about love nor strife. It is neither of war nor peace. It mirrors exactly what it is attempts to depict; a series of very broken moments about a series of very broken characters.
About the Author
When Ella is not basking in the suns rays and pondering the ontology of the humans around her she is typing away furiously on her 1920s Underwood typewriter (which recently underwent some successful repairs thanks to Mr. Robert Wood). Her unique writing style comes from her desire to truly connect with her readers so that the words in front of them are not undecipherable caligraphy but rather situations that they too can relate to. Ella finds her inspiration from the miracle that is life itself and her unique appreciation of nature is deeply reflected in her work and is sure to inspire readers of all ages and backgrounds.