The Terrors of Wonder

A tragicomedy ∆ rife with symbols, savants, and satire,

The Terrors of Wonder reads in the spirit of science fiction.

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One of the world's most prominent heiresses is about to celebrate her 3^rd birthday. A well-mannered and very precocious child, she is a delight to her parents and their entire household.

Every year a party of historic proportions is thrown, this year the largest celebration yet. The party, now as before, is being held in the statistically safest country in the world. As many gather from around the globe, however, a series of curious crimes slowly begin to disrupt the regular tranquility.

These crimes have been designed to - among other things - rob this girl of her inheritance, placing enough power to rattle the world into eager and willing hands.

Yet, as a consequence of these crimes, someone else begins stalking the girl...someone with an even darker purpose.

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A plateful of truth, leadership, and identity, seasoned with tragedy; served with a glass of comedy to wash it down.

This 316 page volume includes maps, art, footnotes, appendices, and more.

∆ Tra-gi-com-e-dy

A style of literature or play that blends aspects of both tragic and comic forms.

Daniel Strasel (1973-present) "I just wanted to make some art. I hope you like it." Daniel Strasel, born September 15, 1973, sole progeny of an eccentric, yet intelligent nurse named Sue. He emerged into life a genuine, happy child. Soon thereafter, he grew into a brooding and self-centered adolescent. A wild, ambitious, and impressionable young adult was followed by a confused, frightened, and purposeless man. Following his tweens he finally found humility, discipline, and compassion before his overdeveloped sense of self-importance destroyed him completely. The world and its demands notwithstanding, he continues to devote himself to the embellishment and propagation of his literature. Learn more on his official Web site: www.Mirroranium.com