Inspired by Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, Lies and Hypocrisy uses a crime style to explore the deeper emotional landscape of guilt. In particular, Mel Vil adopts the physiological analogy of the immune system to portray the unique character of the protagonist Sammy.
If you like the writing here, please consider buying a copy of this, or another title, as it will motivate me to write more! Also available on Apple, Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, etc.
Bridges have been burned
And precious does it feel
No going back here-now
Boding well for the future
Fears are quashed by waves
In the loud light of day
And gravity’s grip releases
Upon first due notice
The pre-emptive attempt
To unravel knots of confusion
Use words to explain why
A feeling rarely occurs
Just spot that chance
Spark a chain reaction
A complex of procedures
Inherently harmonising
Avoiding the worst
Establishing contingencies
Keeping life on pathways
Amid the shifting of sands
We stop digging down
Place a mask on reality
Begin proceeding to progress
Nodding reverently to error
Mistakes induce it
Practice annuls it
Determination impairs it
And the list goes on.
As progress has been slow on the next novel… here’s the last one again: The Heart Worm by Mel Vil.
Free Bill Posters! https://t.co/UTzXAj6CHY
Treat #books like #hypertext. #words link to other occurrences! Trace terms through a #novel. https://t.co/7R7S9ZDiIa
villemél 
You must be logged in to post a comment.