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    The Apocalypedia: A utopian guide to what is and what isn't

    By Darren Allen

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    The Apocalypedia is a countercultural A-Z that pokes fun at modern society, through a friendly but deeply revolutionary collection of flash-essays and comic vignettes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGreen Books
    Release dateSep 1, 2016
    ISBN9780857844064
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    The Apocalypedia: A utopian guide to what is and what isn't
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    Darren Allen

    Darren Allen is an author, artist, activist, philosopher and media-botherer. He has travelled widely, living in Japan, Spain, Russia, the Middle East and England, working as a technical author, English teacher, textbook designer, horse-groom, illicit priest and seller of shrunken heads; although he prefers to rely on exquisite good-fortune over paid work.

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