Books with author Liam Long

When parentless laborer Lupin applied for education, the government ARRESTED him from his own bedroom. Then without even explaining their reasons, they peeked into his memories and saw everything he ever did.Blind anger and frustration poisons Lupin’s mind. Why would they threaten to WIPE OFF his memories just because he wanted to STUDY?Something about this apparent peaceful world smells wrong to Lupin. Why do they MONITOR everyone and their every ACTION? What is the purpose of the CHIP they plant inside every child after birth?In search of answers, he walks into an odd bar. Inside, he meets a strange old man named Clion. Said he was part of some ancient revolution. The man gives him his answers and tells him the earth-shattering truth: HUMANITY IS UNDER SLAVERY AND THEY DON’T EVEN KNOW IT!But why did Clion say that Lupin is their SAVIOR? Why does he so firmly believe that Lupin cannot be KILLED? Why does he think that he is their only key to the unconquered mystery- TRAVELLING BACK IN TIME?

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"That is another point to remember: all the Wood Folk are more curious about you than you are about them. Sit down quietly in the woods anywhere, and your coming will occasion the same stir that a stranger makes in a New England hill town. Control your curiosity, and soon their curiosity gets beyond control; they must come to find out who you are and what you are doing. Then you have the advantage; for, while their curiosity is being satisfied, they forget fear and show you many curious bits of their life that you will never discover otherwise." This remarkable advice comes from the author, William Long.