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Gene X Portraits of a Liberal Blogger (Hardcover) by James Saville Row

Gene X assumes a preliminary grasping, of the world's burgeoning contemporary multi-culture, and its attendant patterns of understanding

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This work has been loosely compared to William Blackstone's work by a reviewer. William Blackstone was the English Jurist who penned the four volume epic: "Commentaries on the Laws of England".

For purposes of familiarity, a subset of the two volume Gene X Portraits of a Liberal Blogger could be likened to a more functional and less-copious contemporary corollary of William Blackstone's work. A much more strongly-typed, or ideologically-biased corollary at that.

The first volume presents pin-pointed studies, the expansions of which are captured by allegories, or metaphorical allusions, hence allowing the brevity of each piece. A generous Quotient with strong currency is required to take full advantage of the writing style.

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The second volume encompasses a full-blown, fully-expanded, single study of the Blog Collective. It opens up with a masterpiece intro, and concludes with a selection of burning, intense liberal-reactions to news of the day, consequential to the Liberal malaise of post 2000 and 2004 elections', smoke-filled mirrors. A historical record for the liberal mind, of the travails of the 43rd, 1600-Penn during the snapshot of time: Late Summer - early Fall of 2007. The same free-thought writing style is unmistakable.

Target Audience:

policy bloggers, news enthusiasts, c-span avids, policy professionals, legislators, leaders, historians, judges, attorneys, institutions; and students of all paths

Areas of Concentration:

philosophy and the social sciences, philology, western mystery traditions, world history, iraq war, american history, 2000 and 2004 presidentials, satire, the windsors, the 43rd, 1600-penn_er, US 109th, 110th Congresses, the law and the CONSTITUTION of these United States