James H. Woodward
AOK: Allen of Kea
AOK: Allen of Kea
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AOK is a humorous, sad, and entertaining novel that combines poetry, factual history, archaeology, and Essex humor with life truths, focusing on Allen's intent to reinvent himself on a beautiful island in the Greek Aegean Seas.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 208 pages
Publication date: 04 August 2023
Publisher: Integrity Media
AOK is a pure work of fiction, politically incorrect, vulgar, blasphemous, humorous, sad, and contains some certain life truths. It is a testament for older underachievers as it focuses on the main character, Allen, and his intent at 50 to reinvent himself on a beautiful island in the Greek Aegean Seas. It combines poetry, written by the dyspeptic poet Anthony, the ex-public-school eccentric, with factual history, archaeology, and Essex humor courtesy of Grace. AOK is an entertaining read that is anything but dull.
AOK is a pure work of fiction, politically incorrect, vulgar, blasphemous, humorous, sad, and contains some certain life truths. It is a testament for older underachievers as it focuses on the main character, Allen, and his intent at 50 to reinvent himself on a beautiful island in the Greek Aegean Seas. It combines poetry, written by the dyspeptic poet Anthony, the ex-public-school eccentric, with factual history, archaeology, and Essex humor courtesy of Grace. AOK is an entertaining read that is anything but dull.
AOK is a pure work of fiction, politically incorrect, vulgar, blasphemous, humorous, sad, and contains some certain life truths. It is a testament for older underachievers as it focuses on the main character, Allen, and his intent at 50 to reinvent himself on a beautiful island in the Greek Aegean Seas. It combines poetry, written by the dyspeptic poet Anthony, the ex-public-school eccentric, with factual history, archaeology, and Essex humor courtesy of Grace. AOK is an entertaining read that is anything but dull.
Weight: 192g
Dimension: 129 x 198 x 19 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781739674076
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