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A Parallel Universe
 Paperback 

'A Parallel Universe' is a hilarious display of wacky cartoons, mad fun and offbeat humor.


“A collection of off-beat cartoons.” A Parallel Universe is a hilarious display of mad fun and offbeat humor. If anything occupies our cerebral, physical and emotional energies today, it must be the daily grind in life, our work, our love life and, of course - animals. The Book “A Parallel Universe” approaches all these issues. Since it is a book full of wacky, offbeat cartoons it will cause even more confusion than the average, normal, middle of the road, ordinary person might be able to tolerate. Especially in the title-section of the book, which naturally is called “A Par
Touched By Choi
 Paperback 

Jonas Swazool, a small-time artist is overwhelmed by strange happenings around him. People seem to be changing. His friend Connie Kelly doesn’t appear the same. Her head is larger, her features, distorted. She is suddenly spending a lot of money.

He stumbles upon a religious cult-- an ancient being, worshipped beyond time, and then the true horror begins...

Horror/thriller novel entitled “Touched by Choi”. The story is similar to the concept of horror seen in today's market but it adds a new dimension by creating a sense of vivid realism or the possibility that 'these things might really exist today’, in the reader's mind. It is a dark thriller. Several archeologists mentain that there is a mystry surrounding the mythology and beliefs of certain ancient American civilizations, How did apparently complex civilizations emmerge in almost total isolation? What accounted for their inexplicably self-destructive behaviour? Tou