New 1700 page doorstopper larp just dropped"Here it is -- the Vietnam War's War and Peace."-Douglas Pike, Indochina Chronology"One of the most remarkable novels of our time…contains some of the more serious reflections on art, science, history and sex written in recent years."-Anthony Blake, author of The Intelligent Enneagram"…could be called the first hypertext novel in that the reader can read it through sequentially, or read the Vietnam sections, then the Kyoto sections, the science sections, or crosscut scenes from other selected approaches…merits comparison with Tolstoy in its compassionate grandeur of contemplation of individual fates caught up in the intimate chaos of war; and with Malraux in its austere counterpointing of the existential horrors of civil war."-John Allen, founder of Biosphere 2, in Seeds of Peace and Kyoto Journal"…offers inciting psychological perspectives through a curious interplay of words, thoughts, and images. A reader so inclined may apply the work in whole or in part to a practice of self-examination and heightened sentience."-James Banerian, World Literature Today
>>25555473Maximalist fiction was a mistake.
>new>book was published in 1994>never heard of it>no recent publications of the textSounds like it bombed.
>>25555473>"Here it is -- the Vietnam War's War and Peace."Sold. Now I can finally read War and Peace without actually having to slog through War and Peace.
>>25555473>make me want to read it>not on AA>costs 400+ dollarsyou fucker
>>25555473>treatistlol, lmao
>>25555724It is getting scanned, apparently
>>25555473This discovery would've done numbers if it was during the pandemic. Proves board is dead
