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Zak Jones

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Zak Jones is the author of Fancy Gap (Hamish Hamilton, 2026). He is a writer and literary scholar. A dual Canadian-American citizen, he grew up between rural North Carolina and Toronto. His short story, “So Much More to Say,” won the Writers’ Trust of Canada’s 2023 Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers, and his story, “Love Handles,” won the 2023 Norma Epstein National Award. Jones is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Toronto studying veterans’ narratives in American Literature, writing his second novel, and developing an archival documentary project, Riding Six White Horses.

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Zak Jones made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians GroupWrong Books on my Profile topic
" Hey y’all,

Can I ask for your help removing all the titles except for _Fancy Gap_ (2026) from my profile?

The books I would like to remove are:

_The Adre
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Zak Jones made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians GroupWrong Books on my Profile topic
" Hey y’all,

Can I ask for your help removing all the titles except for _Fancy Gap_ (2026) from my profile?

The books I would like to remove are:

_The Adre
...more "
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“The mind in itself is a simply vast system, an overwhelming system. In this limited physical world of ours we need, in order to contain and control the mind, to limit rather than expand its capacities. Far from producing the mind, the brain is drastically filtering the mind, so that only a tiny portion of its real power is ever expressed. The mind is too much for the spacetime universe of matter. “God” is too much for the universe. The Creator is different from and separate from his creation, and has awesomely more power.”
Zak Jones, The Adrenochrome Conspiracy: The Nazi Heritage of the Global Elite
tags: brain, mind

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