Miniver

MINIVER is a story within a story within a story. An old-fashioned story. A story of love. A story of loss. A story of loneliness, self-destruction, and addiction.

MINIVER tells the impossible tale of an alcoholic poet who finds a surprising second life in a world he could not have created.

But somebody did.
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"EPIC. Although-more of a fried apple fritter than that delicious donut I think we all really wanted."
-Homer S., Springfield, Illinois

"MINIVER, Miniver, Miniver-reminds me of a night I spent with a knight whose name I can't remember."
-Miguel de Cervantes, Letters from Captivity

".... .- / .... .-"
-The Daily Telegraph

"'THE CHANCES of anything Miniver-like on Mars are a million to one,' he said."
-Sir William Ogilvy, Inaugural Address to the Royal Astronomical Society, September 23rd, 1898 A.D.

"AS FOR ME, I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. Victorian. Crammed to the rafters with scientific absurdities and ridiculous knick-knacks. A lot like Miniver's library here. Only bigger. Much bigger. More like a Universe."
―Jorge Luis Borges, Argentine Author and Part-Time Penguin

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