You Can Do Whatever You Choose: but How Do You Choose?

Salutations! This space has been reserved for a 'description' of the book which you can see featured here. In the 'description' you will find an overview of the work's themes and, if you listen quite closely, you will hear something of the voice of the author amidst this 'description'. The format of said 'description' is often written by the author in the third-person so that there is an air of objectivity about what is described. This phenomena alone betrays as much as it conceals. Rather than attempting to discover the contents of the book here, perhaps you should treat this in the same manner as the book itself; 'Is this how the author sounds?' 'Am I interested in what she/he has described to me?' A 'description' can tell a thousand and one stories to an educated ear; but what does it say to the ear of the author?O'Reilly, Daniel Anthony is the author of 'You Can Do Whatever You Choose: but How Do You Choose?', published 2005 under ISBN 9781411644823 and ISBN 1411644824.