Strange Perspectives - Hackett, Don
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Wilbur Mcduff is a young man who doesn't have a lot of positives in his life. He's a social misfit with parents that are emotionally detached from him. He spends his evenings sitting alone in the the dark or drinking beer with the few friends he has. His uncanny janitorial job torments him and barely pays for his rent and his beer. However, there's something very special about Wilbur: his brain. He blindly discovers a transfer mechanism which takes his I.Q. from average to brilliant. He always wanted to be a man of renown and now he has his chance, but it soon becomes clear to him that you should be careful what you wish for.…mehr

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Wilbur Mcduff is a young man who doesn't have a lot of positives in his life. He's a social misfit with parents that are emotionally detached from him. He spends his evenings sitting alone in the the dark or drinking beer with the few friends he has. His uncanny janitorial job torments him and barely pays for his rent and his beer. However, there's something very special about Wilbur: his brain. He blindly discovers a transfer mechanism which takes his I.Q. from average to brilliant. He always wanted to be a man of renown and now he has his chance, but it soon becomes clear to him that you should be careful what you wish for.
Autorenporträt
Don Hackett is the author of A Lesser God and Strange Perspectives. His degrees in Sociology, Psychology and Special Education led him to a career working with special needs individuals. The more time he spent working in this field, the more he became interested in the natural altruistic tendencies of mankind, and the lack of them. He took the behaviors he witnessed and matched them against current social constructs. This approach to understanding the human condition worked to allow him to look deeply at not only the good in mankind, but to even a greater extent at the harshness of humanity. His tendency to look at human behavior in an analytical fashion is the basis of his writing style. Man's inhumanity to man is a recurring theme in his writing. He is an existentialist writer by definition but he prefers to be known as a writer of alternative prose.https://www.facebook.com/donhackettauthor