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There is another reality. It exists in the surreal connection between life, music, stories, and cemeteries. The Motion of the Moon is a narrative of stories, or the story of stories and the story of songs, if you prefer, and biographical glosses of a few great people. And it's an examination of the cemeteries these great people ended up in.It's not a history, although it is based on historical facts. It's more like a subjective look back at what it means to be human and alive, and finally dead. It's the story of humanity's demand for a good story. And the story, yes indeed, includes cemeteries, because that's where the story ends for all of us. In a sly way, though, the end relates to the beginning of the story, to the life of the person. For the end is the reflection of the beginning. (Description from external book data)
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