Ground Zero and the Termites

(Under review) Ground Zero and the Termites (Book 4)

Preface:

Opines of a Dogsbody:

Wrought of iron, set in stone: read the reader, wrote the writer what wreathe all that is aught and ought not. 'Well now!' thought one particularly ‘obsiescent’ and obdurate thought. "The reader having read, a witness and a poet am I not?" Crash bangedly, the thought bumped around and about, among and amongst the company of so many others. Many and varied were the dazed and confused contemplations of they, them, and those, having somehow managed to remain intact thus far.

Relatively intact, the aforementioned thought, adrift in a morass-like ocean of descorde imaginings; could only but wonder of the thoughts of so many, smashed and broken as they were, for thinking as think they did - - ‘Bloody Hell’.

(87,000 words)

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