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| Original Title: | The Millennial Reincarnations ASIN B014I5BJ4I |
| Edition Language: | English |
Daniel M. Harrison
Kindle Edition | Pages: 367 pages Rating: 3.79 | 38 Users | 18 Reviews
Details Appertaining To Books The Millennial Reincarnations
| Title | : | The Millennial Reincarnations |
| Author | : | Daniel M. Harrison |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Edition 1 |
| Pages | : | Pages: 367 pages |
| Published | : | August 25th 2015 by Publick Media Publishing |
| Categories | : | Novels. Psychology. Fiction |
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In this debut work of pure fiction, international Number 1 bestselling author portrays the modern millennial psyche like no other author has before now: as the reincarnated technology that drives our spiritual goals, needs, wants, aspirations and desires. In The Millennial Reincarnations, Harrison returns to the big picture issues of wealth and poverty, life and death, money and war, with more powerful prose and creative concepts than ever before. The author packs every one of the 11 chapters with a moving and thrilling series of events and a twist right at the very end like no other. This is an incredible, eye-opening, and moving read - especially for millennials confused about their roles in the world right now. Already being talked about in literary circles as a potential candidate for the Great Millennial Novel, The Millennial Reincarnations will haunt you long after you have turned the last page.Rating Appertaining To Books The Millennial Reincarnations
Ratings: 3.79 From 38 Users | 18 ReviewsEvaluate Appertaining To Books The Millennial Reincarnations
a simply super read! Very deep. This story is all about the transition of spirituality we as a millennial generation are currently undergoing. Harrison paints his picture in the contrasting and at the same time, strangely comparable settings of Shanghai and New York, with Macau thrown in there too for good measure. It'll keep you guessing right up until the final page, when all becomes spectacularly clear in a way that hasn't been done so effectively since maybe the Sixth Sense. This book is theMind-blowing!!
Creative, original and compelling, Harrison is at the top of his game in The Millennial Reincarnations. Thematically, this book is not as unusual as his first, Butterflies, since it is a straight novel. But the ideas within it are strikingly unusual - especially the twist right at the very end! I loved The Millennial Reincarnations - Harrison's powerful, unique ideas and virtuoso-like skills with language alone make this worth the price of admission. Definitely one to read! You can go to the
I am not quite a millennial and not quite Gen X I am in that magical in between state around 1980, close enough to both to fit in yet not quite belonging to either. Never the less, finding Daniel Harrisons The Millennial Reincarnations proved to be an adventure I didnt know I was waiting to take.A subtle narrative wraps around the central story, warping the mind and concocting a scene both enlightened and disturbing. Technology has overtaken our lives, and in this book, it has overtaken our
I LOVED Butterflies ... like, LOVED IT, but this was ... well, ehm, REALLY REALLY incredibly written. In fact, I would go as far as saying it's probably the best contemporary piece of fiction that I have EVER read.The book features a series of characters all around the world - in New York and Shanghai, mostly - as their various lives as technologies such as the Blockchain increasingly become a mainstay in life as they are today. As a result of human beings becoming more tech-savvy and
Reading The Millennial Reincarnations is a bit like sitting through a silent movie with the sound on in Dolbe: the picture quality is moving all around the place in black and white with the odd subtitle to guide the deaf audience here and there, while screaming from the sides of the auditorium are the howelling voices of the dead, the orgiastic grunts of the couple exchanging bodily fluids in the room next door (who are in one instance, but are not necessarily in other instances in the book, boy
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