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True Wild Light: One death. A buried feud. And the search for understanding.

True Wild Light: One death. A buried feud. And the search for understanding.

by Price, Geoffrey A
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A startling discovery. The originality and beguiling alchemy of the writing generate a plethora of profound insights into one's self that usually take years of expensive therapy to unlock - Ranald Allan, writer. Brilliant storyline. I continually think about it - David Vaux, investor. Thrilling and humorous. An exhilarating story of the making of two men, each with very different ideas of nature, and the fate of a world in crisis. Structured like therapy, just as surprising, unsettling and necessary, it gives us a completely different idea of the things we know best. And of a fate found in the parts of ourselves we refuse to look at.

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Pub dateNov 21, 2025
ISBN-101923443607
ISBN-139781923443600
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-07-25 05:19
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