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Characters, Colors 'N' Cash

by Thinkpen Write aka Yesac Semloh 3

314 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #04-0963; ISBN 1-4120-3136-2; US$27.50, C$31.00, EUR22.50, £16.00

A high tech example of how one's consciousness works, when it sees characters who have many personalities that all seem over-hungry, and under-fed. Your mind won't waste in this one!

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About the Book

An explosive and awakening novel of characters galore, both real and imaginative. Troupers who weave in and out of this hard fiction as if each one is playing musical chairs. In these players's minds, the winning seat has been pre-arranged wtih his or her name, and the song halted suddenly only to announce this. Characters Colors 'N' Cash is like a clown spinning out of control on life's merry-g-round, faster than sound- like sour grapes on life's clocked interim.

This human-clown is Hawk, Earthman, and Casey, who are really the same person, depending on which one of his friends (over many years) may be addressing him at the moment. But the conscious, which is Littleman in the boat, is alive in all three people, and my force the reader to wonder how far the director might go, if this conscious did not exist. When friends who greet this man with different nicknames, past and present, come together to face a common enemy, they all must test their own consciousness, as well as their grit, with a razors edge line, which separates only their reason for living, from their attempt to avoid sudden death.

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About the Author

Thinkpen Write, aka Yesac Semloh 3, is a divorced dad with four children who is now the proud granddad of three. He is currently employed as a custodian with the State of Georgia, and looking forward to retiring in the very far future.

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