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Chapter 9 Letter to the reader
Word Count: 209
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Released on: 29/06/2024
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the pen could bring to reality. With this book I would like to say in a word what other authors say in six words, like that moment when Ernest Hemingway made a bet with his colleagues that he could tell a story in ten words, they all doubted him and betted a dollar each, until he said "For sale, baby shoes never worn. So like Hemingway never undermine
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Einstein's Brain
“When the acclaimed Professor Idryz died his brain was stolen and his younger Son Quadri is bound to give all it takes to know what happened. During this process some dark secrets are unmythed which makes him think that whoever took the brain really did a good job, because he realised that his Dad isn't just the man everyone thinks he is, with this he draws comparison to a lot of famous people who we praise and wondered the weight of bad things they do even to the point of Albert Einstein, thinking that whoever also stole Einstein's Brain must have had a genuine intention or maybe the legend wasn't a Saint too”