In Ghost in the Rocks, R.J. Luce introduces a subplot involving a secret cornfield deep in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, where genetically modified (GMO) corn is illegally grown. This fictional element reflects a very real controversy:
Do not you think in this age, a number of authors have forgotten the art of satire play in their books? However, in this regard, Peter J. Proudhoney’s book, “DUMP DEMOCRACY“, has satire art, a
Modern democracy is the most efficient form of government and an outspoken supporter of equality, freedom, and participation of the people. Yet, according to Alan Stewart’s eye-opening book, DUMP DEMOCRACY, there is a far cry
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BOOK DESCRIPTION : When the battlefield’s roar fell silent, the fiercest fight was yet to come…Charles Quinn thought his war ended when he left the Mekong Delta. But returning home to a quiet suburban
