A Dead Monument To Once Ancient Hope

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Quote Originally Posted by Comrade Tulayev

Congrats Des!! I look forward to getting my copy.

Thanks.
For anyone interested in its deep 'symphonic' structure: HERE

SEISMICALLY RIFFED

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A new photo of the book (taken by Jonas Ploeger of Zagava Books):

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"A Dead Monument To Once Ancient Hope"

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Ziesings:- "In this humble reader’s opinion D.F. Lewis is nothing short of brilliant and very deserving of the lavish production."

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This book handles so well, I have had personal friends say that they love the physical book itself beyond any book they have ever handled. Then they say pity about the stories...

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A Dead Monument To Once Ancient Hope

A few uniquely signed copies of ADMTOAH available from the author HERE

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A new photo of the book (taken by Jonas Ploeger of Zagava Books):

Has had its first perceivable, ostensibly independent review:
Karl (Phoenix, AZ)'s review of A Dead Monument To Once Ancient Hope

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A nameless gravestone stood on display, beside it was a sign, headed "What Is a Monument?" and, beneath that, simple, elegant script avowing that a monument "is a symbol of devotion...a tangible expression of the noblest of all human emotions--LOVE...a monument is built because there was a life, not a death, and with intelligent selection and proper guidance, it should inspire REVERENCE, FAITH and HOPE for the living...it should speak out as a voice from yesterday and today to the ages yet unborn..."
-- from 'Sabbath's Theater' by Philip Roth

But it is a question, too, of what is to be written on the monument!