What Shall I Call It? Levon’s Coma
What Shall I Call It? Levon’s Coma by Wiley Tel Cleave is a work of fiction published by AuthorHouse in November 2004. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English. The narrative weaves together various characters and family members, introducing elements of mysticism and fantasy as it explores the journey of the main character, the “spear of Longinus.” The story invites readers to engage with its imaginative plot, which traverses locations from Texas to Oakland and even outer space.
Readers will encounter a blend of mysterious and relatable characters, including Lizzie Bell, whose identity raises questions about reality and existence. The narrative hints at themes of transformation and the interconnectedness of individuals, as it reflects on the lives of people in Oakland amidst fantastical occurrences. The book encourages exploration of the imagination, challenging readers to consider their own roles within the story. Through its unique blend of fantasy and fiction, this work presents a thought-provoking experience that invites reflection on the nature of belief and identity.
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“WHAT SHALL I CALL IT” continued and many of the characters and family members come into the story with their special characteristics and the main character the “spear of Longinus”, help to make the story more mystic and the plot gets more interesting as the reader begin to realize that he or she is in the story because the tail is in the make up of all of us. Is Lizzie Bell a real person or an alien goddess. She went to Mars and ruined the whole planet! We go from Texas to Oakland and back to Texas and get ready for the long trip to outer space! (In imagination, if the prophecy is written in the mind of the believer!) These people are very mysterious and kind and pitiful. Oakland is the place of horses in trees, and lake Merritt being taken up into the sky and the tunnel to Alameda flooding and the Oakland Auditorium being the place of strange happenings under a sand box, or is that the other books? Why is Lizsie Bell in the story anyway, or is it the other story? She went to Venus and ruined the whole planet, who is the bdelloids? Or who are they? These characters are all great fighters and do many wonderful things for the reader who had the imagination of the writer, he is a character too. Look into the heart of the Oakland people and you will see the reflection of many people you have seen in down town Oakland at one time or another. The victims of the violence, mothers and children and the offenders. Did a man or men really make a million dollars insuring those people already dead? So what is that under your feet? A bookworm or what are you anyway? Who is Lizzie Bell anyway? Who are the (you) bdelloids in you?
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