Prepare to be captivated and unsettled by the provocative and unflinching narrative of "Tales of the White Monkey." This deeply disturbing "epic poem" takes readers on a haunting journey through a world turned upside down by a victorious Chinese invasion, where America and its people have become downtrodden under the weight of oppression.
From the opening lines to the final stanza, the imagery evokes a sense of haunting beauty. The author's mastery of language creates a visceral experience, immersing readers in a world where emotions run deep and the consequences of choices are felt with every word. The author skillfully explores the power dynamics at play and challenges readers to confront their own beliefs and prejudices.
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John LaChance is a Quebecois-American, raised in the French language but educated in American schools and universities. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War and worked as demographic analyst and statistician for advertising companies after his discharge. Divorced and living in Los Angeles, he fathered "PrimoDeus, the Devil You Don't Want to Know." Get it! Read it! Understand what you're living through!