E being by James Stamers (1962)
James Stamers' book, BEING, is a thought-provoking exploration of the nature of being and the meaning of life. Through a series of philosophical musings, Stamers examines the concept of being and its implications for our lives. He looks at the idea of being from a variety of perspectives, including the physical, metaphysical, and spiritual. He also examines the concept of being in relation to the universe, the self, and the divine. In doing so, he offers readers a unique and insightful look at the nature of being and its implications for our lives.
By James Stamers · First published 1962 · Genre: Philosophical Fiction, Metaphysical Fiction, Mystery · 4,506 words
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You too can cause earthquakes, munch high-tension power lines and travel faster than light -- all you have to do is become an
First man to reach the speed of light, I was. But you'll find the good Albert only hinted at the effects, in a delta-theta 2.3 pi-squared way. E = mc^2, he said. And for fifty years before they built my rocket, the "Lighttrick", slim, tapering, sleek and gy-perpowered, everyone concentrated on turning matter into energy at a light-squared power. Big, bright bangs, and congratulations.
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: James Stamers
- Date: 1962 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Philosophical Fiction, Metaphysical Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Romance
- Length: 4,506 words
- Structure: 1 section, 140 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Easy (6th Grade)
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Genres
- Philosophical Fiction — The title 'E Being' suggests a philosophical exploration of the concept of being, which is a common theme in philosophical fiction.
- Metaphysical Fiction — The title 'E Being' suggests a metaphysical exploration of the concept of being, which is a common theme in metaphysical fiction.
- Mystery — James Stamers is known for writing mystery novels, so this book may contain elements of mystery.
- Thriller — James Stamers is known for writing thrillers, so this book may contain elements of thriller.
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