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Spank the Bojog Eating Pudding on a Trampoline

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Spank the Bojog Eating Pudding on a Trampoline

By: Konstantinos Mandilaras
Narrated by: Kyriakos Georgiou
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With speculative fiction, the book focuses on the stories the writer conveys to help us understand and make a meaning out of our daily human experiences. The narrative criticism is used as a means of fundamental communication, to also provide a structure for human experience and serve as an influence for people to share common explanations. The book is addressed to people looking for a contemporary literary genre with elements of satire, along with genre fiction staples, provocative, though in order to create subversive and entertaining works.

©2020 Konstantinos Mandilaras (P)2021 Konstantinos Mandilaras Literary Fiction Political Espionage Fiction Witty

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