D'iterature Vol - Taylor, Jonathan R P

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Résumé :
D'iterature: Vol. 4 - Adapted text easy read / dyslexia-friendly edition: Mikhail is forced into the Russian Army by his homophobic father. He dreams of joining his only love, Maksim, in Paris. Separated by war he soon finds himself on the front in Ukraine fighting a war he does not believe in. Brutalised, he plans his escape, but as a deserter from the Wagner group, there is a huge price to pay... If you are seeking a novel that romanticises Russian culture and life or exudes the patriotic rhetoric of Vladimir Putin, then certainly you will be disappointed. Whilst Mikhail's narrative is fiction, the invasion of Ukraine is not. Tens of thousands have been killed in an unprecedented act of unwarranted Russian aggression. The author of this novel stands wholeheartedly with Ukraine. This is a book that warns its reader not to remain silent - Russian anti-LGBTQ+ hate speech has ultimately infected the Bulgarian psyche (an EU member) without a single shot being fired. There is no fear of invasion here for they've already arrived - years ago. Mikhail's resistance is his own existence, but for how long? Contains bonus material: How To Breed Chickens In Iowa & Porthole (The Erotic Memoirs Of RMS Fantasia) - Three fabulous novellas for the price of one! Font: Verdana 10 / black Indented paragraphs Text alignment: left Line spacing: 1.5 Paragraph spacing: 2 Dialogue: hyphen bulleted / italic Page: 0ff-white / cream Size: 9?6 inches Abridged version / 82,491 words Audience: Adult-themed thriller...

Biographie:
As featured on international TV and radio, Jonathan Taylor is an award-winning (Akademia) British singer/songwriter. As a student with Sp.LD (Acquired brain injury / Dyslexia), he was also awarded the Principal's Award for 'Outstanding Achievement in Education' during his studies (Youth & Community Work) whilst at Bradford & Ilkley Community College (Bradford University). Placed in a 'special Unit' he'd left school without having been entered for any formal secondary examinations. He later (oh, the irony of it) entered teaching with a P.G.C.E (Huddersfield University). Today...

Sommaire:
Includes the 1898 Morgan Robertson's classic: Futility. Revised and republished in 1912 as 'The Wreck Of The Titan' - The book that predicted the sinking of the Titanic....