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Mirror Talks

Mirror Talks

by Motsepe, Prince
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Mirror Talks is a collection of dialogues between two characters, Fredrich and Anneliese, who, at first glance, might seem to suggest a romantic relationship. However, these two are close friends who share a special bond. Indeed, Franz Kafka was right, all language is but a poor translation. One can't truly express the feelings or emotions one feels, and certainly, he shan't grasp those of others. But these two characters attempt to draw the curtains down on their true selves, speaking not through the tongue, but truly from the soul. The book explores themes such as Religion, Love, Death and more.

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Pub dateSep 12, 2025
ISBN-101049201965
ISBN-139781049201962
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2025-10-01 19:42
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