The Days Of The Dodo: a fable of final fiction - Tapa blanda

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SIMPLY UNBLURBABLE - The Peer Review
THE BEST OF WHAT IS POSSIBLE (AND SOME MORE) - Gottfried Leibniz Jr. III

It is five past twelve. The Almighty End went over your head, the dust is settling, and you’re wasting precious time.
At the check-out, THE DAYS OF THE DODO (genre-free fiction, 75 000 words) is the mad assistant helping you collect what is yours in Lost and Found.

Take its lead: Start with the man who walks alone through the final haze. He is elated after hearing his missing eight-year-old twins have been spotted vandalizing Cologne’s cathedral.
His hopes for a quick family reunion are dashed when he crosses paths with climate-collapse activists, neo-nationalists, Hitler resurrectionists in lab coat, the Christ and the Anti-Christ, John the Baptist side-kicked with Friedrich Nietzsche, and the love of his life with the ultimate challenge.
This epic quest from Berlin to LA, via Moscow, Beijing, Belgium, and the Arabian peninsula, takes the reader by the throat in an attempt to turn back time and reset the doomsday clock. It doesn’t get better than that, right?

When all is said and done, what is waiting for you? Love or comfort? To be or not? You and who?
You might surprise yourself – as you should every day.

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