The Battle for Existence - Letizia, Angelo
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Trees, human beings, all of life is locked in a battle with entropy, with death and eventual chaos. Thus, I have aptly titled my book "The Battle for Existence." I trace the beginnings of the universe through history until the present day. I do not simply echo creation stories or slightly revise them. Rather, I try to give a fresh, new orignal answer to a question that has not been answered since man existed, namely: how did the universe form and even more importantly why did it form? I trace the battle though history, for history is nothing but the record of humanities biggest failures-as…mehr

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Trees, human beings, all of life is locked in a battle with entropy, with death and eventual chaos. Thus, I have aptly titled my book "The Battle for Existence." I trace the beginnings of the universe through history until the present day. I do not simply echo creation stories or slightly revise them. Rather, I try to give a fresh, new orignal answer to a question that has not been answered since man existed, namely: how did the universe form and even more importantly why did it form? I trace the battle though history, for history is nothing but the record of humanities biggest failures-as well as the source of its greatest inspiration to finally win the battle. This book is suitable for ages 14 and up.
Autorenporträt
Angelo Letizia writes mainly speculative themed poetry and is currently a professor of education at Notre Dame College in Baltimore Maryland. His true passion however is poetry. 'The Starry Devil and Other Unwanted Poems' was his debut book of poetry and 'Pilgrims of Infinity' is his second book of poetry. Angelo's poetry has also been published in a number of literary outlets including Tales from the Moonlit Path, Bewildering Stories, The Atlantean, Sirens Call, Red Planet, AHF Magazine, Dissections, Fevers of the Mind, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Bindweed Magazine and Bowery Gothic to name a few.