The Cursed Poet - Frances, Oliver
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In a story penned in the 90s, a visionary writer predicts the rise of technology in the 21st century. Despite this technological marvel, his tale exposes a chilling truth: humanity remains vulnerable to death's grip. "The Cursed Poet," however, transcends mere technological prophecy. It chronicles the tragic arc of a writer, misfortune twisting his life's path. He ascends to the pinnacle of success, only to be consumed by a mysterious downfall. His public disgrace culminates in a reported death, shrouding him in legend. Ironically, it's then that his controversial ideas and haunting prose…mehr

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In a story penned in the 90s, a visionary writer predicts the rise of technology in the 21st century. Despite this technological marvel, his tale exposes a chilling truth: humanity remains vulnerable to death's grip. "The Cursed Poet," however, transcends mere technological prophecy. It chronicles the tragic arc of a writer, misfortune twisting his life's path. He ascends to the pinnacle of success, only to be consumed by a mysterious downfall. His public disgrace culminates in a reported death, shrouding him in legend. Ironically, it's then that his controversial ideas and haunting prose resurface, finding a new, captivated audience. Beyond its captivating narrative, "The Cursed Poet" explores poignant realities and champions the enduring power of art. It compels us to confront our mortality while reminding us of the solace and meaning art can offer, even in the face of oblivion.
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Autorenporträt
Oliver Frances writes romance and mystery, because of his professional background as economist some of his works focus on social and economic issues. He has traveled to many countries and, from those journeys, has learnt about economic and political systems. Frances' short stories have been praised by fervent readers around the world, and some were published in Istanbul Literary Review. After reading one of Oliver's books, Heart, R Jeffreys writes "Great, is a word I use to describe what I've read only on rare occasions; but your work is very, well crafted, fluid and emotionally evocative."