Bizarre Love Triangle
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Timothy Sexton was named Yahoo! Contributor Network's first Writer of the Year. Today he has two daily columns and one weekly column on Yahoo! Movies as well as frequent irregular contributions. Mr. Sexton was twice named to Who's Who Among America's Teachers. His more than 8,000 published articles includes hundreds each within such specific topics as politics, music, TV, interior decorating, food, health, science, travel and the just plain weird. His articles have been referenced in books that include "The Reckless Life...of Marlon Brando," "Scarface Nation," "International Marketing," "Brandishing the First Amendment," "The Trickster" and "Incentive!" He contributed a chapter to "Sherlock Holmes and Philosophy" and "Jeopardy and Philosophy."
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About the Book
A disturbingly original novel by the author of Antichrist Superstar: The Musical. The story of two men and their battle for one identity.
Hallucinations. Or maybe they aren't.
Visions. Or perhaps glimpses into ultimate reality.
What do we want as a human race? And are there humans who are more so than others? Not a book for the timid, occasional reader nor for a good time on a lazy Sunday afternoon, Bizarre Love Triangle is just what it's title suggests. A novel that is bizarre, about what love means and concerning three people.
About the Author
Timothy Sexton was named Yahoo! Contributor Network's very first Writer of the Year. Today he has two daily columns and one weekly column on Yahoo! Movies as well as frequent irregular contributions. Mr. Sexton was twice named to Who's Who Among America's Teachers. His more than 8,000 published articles includes hundreds each within such specific topics as politics, music, TV, interior decorating, food, health, science, travel and the just plain weird. His articles have been referenced in books that include "The Reckless Life...of Marlon Brando," "Scarface Nation," "International Marketing," "Brandishing the First Amendment," "The Trickster" and "Incentive!" He contributed a chapter to "Sherlock Holmes and Philosophy" and will soon be featured in "Jeopardy and Philosophy."