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A cockroach dies and wishes to enter the Gates of Heaven.
span style="font-size: medium">Can a cockroach enter into Heaven? Will Saint Peter allow it? In the tradition of Psalms, Socrates, Solomon, and Seuss, u>i>"On how the Cockroach, after having died, and after a short conversation with Saint Peter, entered the Gates of Heaven," /i>/u>tackles the canons of our catechisms, the perceptions of our realities, the emblems around our necks, and, perhaps, the dark recesses of our prejudices. An illustrated dialogue. /span>
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A middle aged slacker at the turn of the century, and the children he has created and destroyed.
A middle aged slacker at the turn of the century, and the children he has created and destroyed. A novella. | |  | | Wendal, His Cat, and the Progress of Man
Originally published in 1994 by Lonstreet Press. Presently available at Smashwords and Kobo for free.
span style="font-size: medium">Wendal lives in a vey big civilization, and Wendal's job, in this civilization, is to do nothing. One day Wendal's cat disappears and he sets forth in search of her, and finds a great darkness that has come to possess mankind. An illustrated novel. /span>
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Helios
by Dean Cambourakis
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 Helios is an award winning novel about a brilliant inventor of new technology, a fallen CEO seeking redemption, and an idealistic youth who comes of age in corporate America. |
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