

Something of a fable, this short, poignant and moving tale; I know there is some sort of moral or cautionary tale in there somewhere, but I think therein lies a mystery for the reader, for I believe much of this book is open to interpretation. Whilst not necessarily metaphorical, it is fair to say that the cerebral and discoursing nature of the narrative implies it is intended to get you thinking, not just about death, but about the things which are important while we are alive: the world ar...
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