SPOTLIGHT: The Asshole’s Guide to Everyday Living by James Pravasilis

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The Asshole’s Guide to Everyday Living
James Pravasilis

Genre
Comedy, Non-Fiction, Self-Help

Publication Date
24/07/2022

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About the Book

A satirical yet real perspective on individualism, sovereignty, spiritualism and social discourse through the eyes and ears of the every-man/woman/they/it/them/mammal that hates the taste of kale, has no time or patience for kundalini breathing exercises and is just trying to get through life with as minimal damage as possible in the “New Normal.”

Humor is the best medicine and this book provides a nice dose of haha’s for those of us who are fed up and aren’t pulled into the manufactured polarity and manipulation that is high jacking our individual consciousness.

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About the Author

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James Pravasilis

 

If being a defiant independent free thinker who won’t bend to divisive narratives and polarized ideologies aimed at high-jacking people’s consciousness makes me an Asshole….. then so be it! Join me and allow me to be your guide.

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I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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