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The Joys of Strolling through the Neighbourhood Box Store
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 23m
Complete, First published May 03, 2020
As the main character journeys through the vacuity of consumer society, from suburban surroundings to the 'neighbourhood box store,' his  mind slowly begins to unravel. 

Filled with existential despair and acerbic wit these short stories or, 'lamentations,' grapple with themes ranging from contemporary politics, to God and religion, to the absurdity of everyday existence.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/20856796.Simon_Brass

From the opening moments exploring the unraveling mind of a character on a journey through the vacuity of consumer society, to the finale in which we await the arrival of an absent Messiah, these stories cut to the heart of the human condition.
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