Time's Lie
The Narrativisation of Life
by Leo Cookman
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Pub Date 24 Apr 2020 | Archive Date 23 Apr 2020
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Description
Why are facts and statistics disparaged and dismissed, now more than ever? Why do people trust 'fake news'? If we have 'had enough of experts' who should we listen to? Rather than the possible collapse of modern society, could this be an opportunity to look at not just society but our own lives in a different way? Whoever controls the narrative is the one who is in control.
Time’s Lie analyses the history, the science and the philosophy behind the creation of linear stories, or Narrativisation, as this book dubs it.
'The importance of understanding how we frame the world through story cannot be overstated. Leo has tapped into something really profound with Time's Lie.' Jared Bauer, Wisecrack
A Note From the Publisher
Leo's poetry and fiction has been featured in various publications including Penguin's 'Poetry of Sex', The Best of Manchester Poets, Ladybeard magazine, Eyewear Review, Living in the Future Magazine and more. He has self-published using more contemporary, innovative methods of distribution like his poetry collection published as a website (breakingamericapoems.wordpress.com), his collection published as social media accounts on Instagram and Twitter (@darkchamberpoems), and has also published three conventional poetry pamphlets.
As a musician he has performed across the UK, the US and Europe and has three albums available on iTunes and Spotify.
Advance Praise
'The importance of understanding how we frame the world through story cannot be overstated. Leo has tapped into something really profound with Time's Lie.' Jared Bauer, Wisecrack
'The importance of understanding how we frame the world through story cannot be overstated. Leo has tapped into something really profound with Time's Lie.' Jared Bauer, Wisecrack
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781789043396 |
PRICE | £9.99 (GBP) |