Kevin Robinson

my aperture is dialated

Revisado: 09-18-24

one of the inevitabilities of long life is a hardening of the perception tools we develop as both navigation and translation instruments. things of this realm become 'ordinary' and the world appears less vibrant and exciting. in a passage the author wrote '... one day we wake up and we forget how to play. it is a death that society doesn't acknowledge and a trauma we never process...'. this work is an unconventional meditation on a lot of things and the arc of the book is at times fantastical and at other times a scathing rebuke of the world we collectively perpetuate mostly by giving tacit consent to the crimes we've been demoralized to not see. James True is a visionary, weaving a tapestry of ideas and knowledge that will make an ordinary reader uncomfortable. I cannot recommend this book to ordinary readers. if you are a person with expansive thought ability and have courage to challenge every assumption you have, then this book is on helluva ride. this will be in my collection of books to read when I need to 'calibrate my instrumentation'. a real pleasure to read.

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