Testament of a Slot Machine; Testament of a People - Augustine Milkweed PhD Lama

Cue journalistic description and in-depth narrative about a “living” slot machine citizen, and although the tale itself is complete fiction, what lies deeply entwined in its fabric is vitally truthful as it is poignant. 

This emotionally evocative story becomes involved on numerous levels and differing manners of analytical explanations seen from many views, as well as narration that is generously combined with seeds of various outlooks and backed with poignant warrant. Much is depicted in this wonderful book, highly rare in both topic and narration, and in a hauntingly edictus manner scarcely told by so very few authors, especially concerning the integration of man and machine, as life is surely given to these people whom the (true) author holds emotionally close to her heart and breathing life that is believable and is very pitifully honest. It’s where often unconscionable breeches of ethics and vital issues are often purposefully concealed from the often murky light of uprightedness and realization, making implicit disdainfulness of particular people and issues not to be understood. Vital topics are avidly discussed and contemplated through this thought-provoking novel where humanity is graphically rendered and tragically depicted.