Involution And Evolution : A rhyming anti-war novel: A rhyming anti-war novel

By Sheldon, Joss

Book Id: WPLBN0003468526
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Reproduction Date: 8/28/2014

Title:	Involution And Evolution : A rhyming anti-war novel: A rhyming anti-war novel
Author:	Sheldon, Joss
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, General Works (Periodicals, Series, idexes, Almanacs, etc.)
Collections:	Authors Community, Literature
Historic Publication Date:	2014
Publisher:	Joss Sheldon

Member Page:	Joss Sheldon
Citation APA MLA Chicago Sheldon, B. J. (2014). Involution And Evolution : A rhyming anti-war novel. Retrieved from http://www.self.gutenberg.org/

Description
Involution & Evolution is an anti-war novel focussing on Alfred Freeman, a World War One conscientious objector whose character is based on Jesus and Buddha. It stabs away at the hypocrisy at the centre of modern religion and politics, in a uniquely rhythmic and colourful manner.

Summary
This is the story of Alfred Freeman, a boy who does everything he can; to serve humankind. He feeds five-thousand youths, salves-saves-and-soothes; and champions the maligned. He helps paralytics to feel fine, turns water into wine; and gives sight to the blind. When World War One draws near, his nation is plunged into fear; and so Alfred makes a stand. He opposes the war and calls for peace, disobeys the police; and speaks out across the land. He makes speeches, and he preaches; using statements which sound grand. But the authorities hit back, and launch a potent-attack; which is full of disgust-derision-and-disdain. Alfred is threatened with execution, and suffers from persecution; which leaves him writhing in pain. He struggles to survive, remain alive; keep cool and stay sane. 'Involution & Evolution' is a masterpiece of rhyme, with a message which echoes through time; and will get inside your head. With colourful-characters and poetic-flair, it is a scathing critique of modern-warfare; and all its gory-bloodshed. It's a novel which breaks new ground, is sure to astound; and really must be read!