The impossible presentation

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Creativity,
Literature,
Climate Change,
Ethics

Connect,
Inspire,
Dealing with adversity

The author of the novel "The Impossible Manuscript" talks about the impossible way this book saw the light of day. A story about dealing with adversity and the fight with the angel. Resulting in a surprising look at what no one thought possible. A whirlwind story in words and images.

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- The author of the novel "The Impossible Manuscript" talks about the impossible way in which this extraordinary book saw the light of day.
- A story about dealing with adversity, self-regulation and the fight with the angel.
- Resulting in a surprising look at what no one thought possible.
- A quirky look at the "impossible salvation of the world.
- Connected to political current events.
- Govert Derix is a writer, philosopher and advisor on social developments. He previously published the great novel of ecological ideas "The Tree," in which nature has its own language and stakes everything to save the world from the disastrous consequences of human activity. This book is seen as a unique example of how to make natural forces speak without humanizing them.
- Derix's pioneering book "Ayahuasca, a Critique of Psychedelic Reason" was nominated for the Socrates Cup.
- 'The Tree' is a fist-thick work of 632 pages. 'The Impossible Manuscript' (a tale of the impossible salvation of the world) can be read in two evenings.
- Two evenings of reading and you look at the world differently. This reading encourages that.
- Writer, essayist and reviewer Cyrille Offermans on 'Het onmogelijke manuscript': "Profound and perceptive, but also playful and witty - you don't often come across that combination. But you do in this compact philosophical novel, which gives the old idea of world improvement a new, cosmic dimension and even manages to make a far-right populist go through the dust."
- "Very contemporary with timeless insights for a wide audience" (Voilà); "A great book. That the world can be saved is now certain' (René ten Bos, ex-Denker des Vaderlands); 'Derix' fine writing style and sense of humor make you want to read on quickly' (|De Limburger); 'Fantastic in all senses of the word' (Fons Geraets, L1 radio).

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