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A sensual and intriguing Novel. It teaches us who we are.
Read what happens 2hen sex, lust, love, marriage, relationships, society, conformity, politics, religion, and the human condition collide.
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an extraordinary tale of one man fighting against a never-ending plague of medical conditions to which the author’s academic doctorate is totally irrelevant. The tale does, however, make up for the author’s lack of medical training with the constant flow of health professionals in the cast. For anyone to have to digest the poisonous soup of diseases with strange names that is the theme running through this fictional tale of nonfiction is punishment enough, but for that same man to have to suffer the trials of an overactive sexual appetite, for which the physical apparatus required to satisfy the same ends up among the many failing organs in his body, must be purgatory indeed
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A retired college English/Journalism Professor. I have worked as a profesor and a writer for 30 years. Now I am devoted to writsing
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.399999618530273px;">For the main character of Sabri Bebawi God On Trial, each moment brings a torment of some kind. The character is extremely intelligent and yet disturbed by thoughts that never cease, as well as memories that evoke strong responses, eventually leading to a confusion of time and current reality. Indeed, as time progresses, the confusion grows worse; his reality rarely merges with truth. Paranoia and hallucinations take over his mind and thoughts, provoking dangerous |
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