How to Tell a Lie

by M.E. Brines

A short, provocative work examining the ways we look at life. Using off-beat humor, the author challenges the reader to examine pre-suppositions and provides techniques for telling the difference between truths and lies. A strange mix of humor and philosophy.

Nook

First published September 4, 2011

About the author

M.E. Brines spent the Cold War assembling atomic artillery shells and preparing to unleash the Apocalypse (and has a medal to prove it.) But when peace broke out, he turned his fevered, paranoid imagination to other pursuits. Designer of more than twenty sci-fi wargames and the Fantasy Nations play-by-e-mail game (all available below) he spends his spare time scribbling yet another steampunk romance occult adventure novel, which despite certain rumors absolutely DOES NOT involve time-traveling Nazi vampires! (Not this time, anyway.)

Reviews

[Pamela · Rating 3 out of 5]

"How to Tell A Lie" by M.E. Brines was informative, and the author challenged my thinking. I enjoy those types of reads.
I give it 3 stars.