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Cosmo Starlight

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Cosmo Starlight


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Fiction, Historical Fiction, Philosophy

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Cosmo Starlight is a humanist and a naturalist who began to write after conceiving Church, The Television Show. The original web series depicts Noodle Church leading up to the character’s incarceration and it’s still available free using any HTML reading device.

Starlight’s debut novel Freedom Incorporated contrasts freedom versus power. The author’s lens is dichotomy of positive and negative; in all, themes of Starlight’s work that lens is applied to include economics, political organization, metaphysics, and alternate history. This author’s subjects are governments, markets, community networks, the people and more.

Starlight’s sequel to Freedom Incorporated, also named freedom, Freedom Afrika is titled after that continent renowned for free ...more

Combine Editions

Average rating: 4.5 · 4 ratings · 1 review · 2 distinct works
Freedom Incorporated
4.50 avg rating — 2 ratings — published 2012
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Freedom Afrika
4.50 avg rating — 2 ratings — published 2014
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Series by Cosmo Starlight

Freedom Incorporated Freedom Afrika
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“What you believe in isolation becomes true for you in isolation. A belief with another becomes true for you two that others can echo in concert. Judges' beliefs become true for the sentenced and beliefs societies share manifest all over the world. War, crime, ignorance, and sickness start with you or end forever.” -Cosmo Starlight”
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“I've lived inside every ward of Freedom Incorporated and found I don’t like being lied to. Put me in prison; do not put me on the street then call that freedom. Do not force me to into believing block-cut neon red, white, and blue letters super-glued to the tall, outside company wall blinking Freedom Incorporated,” chapter seven ‘The Problem’ from writer Cosmo Starlight’s sixth edition novel “Freedom Incorporated.”
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