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John A Henderson MD,
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This review is from: The Beloved Disciple and the House of Hippo (Paperback)
In the first of the two novelettes in this book, the author states in a preface that the stoy was told to him by a hypnotized youth who claimed to be channeling a man who had been dead for 2000 years. However in an afterword....But I will not spoil the reader's enjoyment by revealing how it will end.The second novelette is set in a future in which Canada is part of the Unted States and Provinces of North America, religion is all but extinct in most of the world, although there are papacies at Rome and Avignon, and the family around whom the novel revolves produces a pope and a president. Science fiction of the alternate reality kind.
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The Beloved Disciple and the House of Hippo by William Harwood (Paperback - Nov. 2001)
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