We Three O - Let the World Change Again
'The reason why I decided to embark into this project is simple: to go over all the events that took place before my house in New York was set on fire one month ago' Prof Lyin Lawrence says.
We, Three O is a new book series that tries to answer to the question: "How would the world have evolved out of three completely different genders instead of two?" From the most basic aspects of biology to the organization of our entire nations, how would the world have been, now, had this seemingly granted detail been different?
With some linguistic experimentation and a mixture of love and thriller, we will follow three stories about the life of Professor Lyin Lawrence. We begin in 2033 with Lyin writing this book, locked inside a hotel suite and trying to figure out why hor house in New York was burnt and why unknown people are trying to kill hom. Then, hon tells us how hor research group set the stone for the Project GAIAA: a hugely important scientific turn-around discovery in the field of medicine back in 2013, despite all the attacks of fanatics and foes. Finally, we take a deeper into hor private life and relationships, especially about Professor Lawrence's difficulties to trust people because of hor fear of abandonment due to hor mawyther's unexpected departure in hor childhood.
"There are people out there who thrive on the destruction of other people's work. I do not know whether this is a new form of psychiatric disorder or just the result of anti-scientific fanaticism, for I know few things: I know the smell of a burning home and the sound of cries of the survivors of a broken family.
There are forces out there who work against the good will of humans. We must understand this and react accordingly. But I fear it is already too late."
Together with a precise description of the early days of hor scientific career, Prof Lawrence tells us a very delicate side of this story. This is maybe the first authentic biography by a doctor of old days. It was written with the sense of awareness that only one who witnessed the Second Renaissance from the inside of the old scientific community could have.
The authors who co-wrote this book (mainly Professor Lawrence's partners, Professor Anvee Hartley and Wr. Lyarell Newell) decided to leave hom as the main author, as a form of respect to hor memory. Due to the unexpected events that happened during the drafting of this book, it contains pieces of materials other than Professor Lawrence's original writings. There are excerpts taken from other sources and writings by Professor Hartley and by Wr. Newell. They have been pieced together in order to fill the gaps in the story that Professor Lawrence left blank.
"Let the world change again." (Professor L. Lawrence)
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We, Three O is a new book series that tries to answer to the question: "How would the world have evolved out of three completely different genders instead of two?" From the most basic aspects of biology to the organization of our entire nations, how would the world have been, now, had this seemingly granted detail been different?
With some linguistic experimentation and a mixture of love and thriller, we will follow three stories about the life of Professor Lyin Lawrence. We begin in 2033 with Lyin writing this book, locked inside a hotel suite and trying to figure out why hor house in New York was burnt and why unknown people are trying to kill hom. Then, hon tells us how hor research group set the stone for the Project GAIAA: a hugely important scientific turn-around discovery in the field of medicine back in 2013, despite all the attacks of fanatics and foes. Finally, we take a deeper into hor private life and relationships, especially about Professor Lawrence's difficulties to trust people because of hor fear of abandonment due to hor mawyther's unexpected departure in hor childhood.
"There are people out there who thrive on the destruction of other people's work. I do not know whether this is a new form of psychiatric disorder or just the result of anti-scientific fanaticism, for I know few things: I know the smell of a burning home and the sound of cries of the survivors of a broken family.
There are forces out there who work against the good will of humans. We must understand this and react accordingly. But I fear it is already too late."
Together with a precise description of the early days of hor scientific career, Prof Lawrence tells us a very delicate side of this story. This is maybe the first authentic biography by a doctor of old days. It was written with the sense of awareness that only one who witnessed the Second Renaissance from the inside of the old scientific community could have.
The authors who co-wrote this book (mainly Professor Lawrence's partners, Professor Anvee Hartley and Wr. Lyarell Newell) decided to leave hom as the main author, as a form of respect to hor memory. Due to the unexpected events that happened during the drafting of this book, it contains pieces of materials other than Professor Lawrence's original writings. There are excerpts taken from other sources and writings by Professor Hartley and by Wr. Newell. They have been pieced together in order to fill the gaps in the story that Professor Lawrence left blank.
"Let the world change again." (Professor L. Lawrence)
We Three O - Let the World Change Again
'The reason why I decided to embark into this project is simple: to go over all the events that took place before my house in New York was set on fire one month ago' Prof Lyin Lawrence says.
We, Three O is a new book series that tries to answer to the question: "How would the world have evolved out of three completely different genders instead of two?" From the most basic aspects of biology to the organization of our entire nations, how would the world have been, now, had this seemingly granted detail been different?
With some linguistic experimentation and a mixture of love and thriller, we will follow three stories about the life of Professor Lyin Lawrence. We begin in 2033 with Lyin writing this book, locked inside a hotel suite and trying to figure out why hor house in New York was burnt and why unknown people are trying to kill hom. Then, hon tells us how hor research group set the stone for the Project GAIAA: a hugely important scientific turn-around discovery in the field of medicine back in 2013, despite all the attacks of fanatics and foes. Finally, we take a deeper into hor private life and relationships, especially about Professor Lawrence's difficulties to trust people because of hor fear of abandonment due to hor mawyther's unexpected departure in hor childhood.
"There are people out there who thrive on the destruction of other people's work. I do not know whether this is a new form of psychiatric disorder or just the result of anti-scientific fanaticism, for I know few things: I know the smell of a burning home and the sound of cries of the survivors of a broken family.
There are forces out there who work against the good will of humans. We must understand this and react accordingly. But I fear it is already too late."
Together with a precise description of the early days of hor scientific career, Prof Lawrence tells us a very delicate side of this story. This is maybe the first authentic biography by a doctor of old days. It was written with the sense of awareness that only one who witnessed the Second Renaissance from the inside of the old scientific community could have.
The authors who co-wrote this book (mainly Professor Lawrence's partners, Professor Anvee Hartley and Wr. Lyarell Newell) decided to leave hom as the main author, as a form of respect to hor memory. Due to the unexpected events that happened during the drafting of this book, it contains pieces of materials other than Professor Lawrence's original writings. There are excerpts taken from other sources and writings by Professor Hartley and by Wr. Newell. They have been pieced together in order to fill the gaps in the story that Professor Lawrence left blank.
"Let the world change again." (Professor L. Lawrence)
We, Three O is a new book series that tries to answer to the question: "How would the world have evolved out of three completely different genders instead of two?" From the most basic aspects of biology to the organization of our entire nations, how would the world have been, now, had this seemingly granted detail been different?
With some linguistic experimentation and a mixture of love and thriller, we will follow three stories about the life of Professor Lyin Lawrence. We begin in 2033 with Lyin writing this book, locked inside a hotel suite and trying to figure out why hor house in New York was burnt and why unknown people are trying to kill hom. Then, hon tells us how hor research group set the stone for the Project GAIAA: a hugely important scientific turn-around discovery in the field of medicine back in 2013, despite all the attacks of fanatics and foes. Finally, we take a deeper into hor private life and relationships, especially about Professor Lawrence's difficulties to trust people because of hor fear of abandonment due to hor mawyther's unexpected departure in hor childhood.
"There are people out there who thrive on the destruction of other people's work. I do not know whether this is a new form of psychiatric disorder or just the result of anti-scientific fanaticism, for I know few things: I know the smell of a burning home and the sound of cries of the survivors of a broken family.
There are forces out there who work against the good will of humans. We must understand this and react accordingly. But I fear it is already too late."
Together with a precise description of the early days of hor scientific career, Prof Lawrence tells us a very delicate side of this story. This is maybe the first authentic biography by a doctor of old days. It was written with the sense of awareness that only one who witnessed the Second Renaissance from the inside of the old scientific community could have.
The authors who co-wrote this book (mainly Professor Lawrence's partners, Professor Anvee Hartley and Wr. Lyarell Newell) decided to leave hom as the main author, as a form of respect to hor memory. Due to the unexpected events that happened during the drafting of this book, it contains pieces of materials other than Professor Lawrence's original writings. There are excerpts taken from other sources and writings by Professor Hartley and by Wr. Newell. They have been pieced together in order to fill the gaps in the story that Professor Lawrence left blank.
"Let the world change again." (Professor L. Lawrence)
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| BN ID: | 2940149229321 |
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| Publisher: | Gabriele Sala |
| Publication date: | 04/15/2014 |
| Series: | We Three , #1 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 380 |
| File size: | 272 KB |
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