Description: Should this book - SHOULD THIS SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY? - see the light of day.
Incantations come in various genres. I am being serious. They do. If they are weaved into science fiction, it is entitled, futurist optimism/or futurist pessimism, dependent upon the character speaking/thinking. If it is an incantation in horror, it is supernal, paranormal, supernatural, it is evil. If it is just a personal incantation for motivation, for control, for focus, for the steadying of mind and limbs, it is a personal journey of mental healing/or a faux mental execution of control, created by obsessive determination. Incantatory words producing mouth flapping flaps. Not cheeks. Mouth flaps, part jowl, part sagging excess skin around one's goitre, converging to create what looks like compressed toad-like cheeks. The words gather, the unspoken, yet un-enunciated relics of the mouth-sphere, coated in stem cells wailing like newborn babies to be extracted by Doctor Paolo Macchiarini in some false video documentation, pertaining to the legality of his illegal experiments - rippled in mycelium that embodies the history that we share genetically with our great-great-great-great-grand-greatly-grand-great grandfather. No holla or bellow. It is the impact of the unreleased. - Extract from SHOULD THIS SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY?