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"Five Virtues And The key To Relationship Success" is a must read article for men and women who are struggling to find their perfect match. Our members will definitely benefit from reading this great article.- Sunny Wang Founder and CEO at LoveDetour.com

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"I've worked with Charles on a number of writing projects. His work is excellent. He's prompt, professional, and very versatile in his ability to articulate a wide variety of topics." Jared Emin, http://www.FarFromBoring.com

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Is it live or is it Memorex? A few years back, that was the hook line on a television commercial for a company that sold blank cassette tapes. The viewer watched Ella Fitzgerald belt out an extremely high note, which caused a wine glass to shatter. Or so we thought that was what we were watching. Apparently a Memorex tape replayed her voice the whole time -- to say that their cassette tapes sounded just like the real thing. I had a similar reaction while reading "The Legend of Kokobono."

Let me get something straight before I continue. The actual legend of Kokobono sounds like fiction. There is an island called Lialah,, a mysterious food ingredient termed Shee, a group who became the family Soon, and of course Kokobono. In order to influence many civilizations, Kokobono personifies himself through the power of facial and bodily transformation to interact with different cultures. Now he needs someone to record his stories.

An alias John Smith tracks down Charles Steed, the author, to write a book about Kokobono's experiences. Just imagine putting yourself in Charles' shoes, and that's when the story starts to sound like the truth. Like me, Charles doesn't believe the legend. Several conversations transpire to convince him that this mission is his purpose. At the very point Charles questions certain things, the very same questions arise in my mind. You know the saying, "Took the words right out of my mouth," Well, that's exactly what happens. By the end of the "Talent Scouts," Charles eagerly agrees to be the messenger. I then begin to think to myself, "Is this truth, or is it fiction?"

Charles Steed "transcribes" the conversations, and two of Kokobono's stories with vivid realism. His words swept me into my subconscious events which seemed so far fetched that they just could be true. Mark Twain's quote -- "Truth is stranger that fiction, but it is because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth isn't."- describes his style of writing exactly. I recommend "The Legend of Kokobono" to those who might want to read about reality adventures, instead of watching them on TV.

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