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portada Nothing But The Truth
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2025
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6x14x2.5 cm
ISBN13
9789371466912

Nothing But The Truth

Frederic Stewart Isham (Author) · Double 9 Books · Paperback

Nothing But The Truth - Frederic Stewart Isham

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Synopsis "Nothing But The Truth"

Nothing but the truth presents a satirical and reflective narrative centered on the pressures of conformity, the demands of personal integrity, and the contradictions of social interaction. The story begins with a provocative challenge among peers in a prestigious social setting: to commit fully to honesty for a fixed period. This premise initiates a subtle critique of decorum and the hypocrisy often embedded in polite society. As the protagonist accepts the wager, the narrative tracks how a seemingly simple commitment disrupts relationships, exposes hidden tensions, and reveals the limitations imposed by civility. Early scenes emphasize how truth-telling clashes with unspoken norms, placing the protagonist in awkward, revealing, and sometimes absurd situations. The story critiques how honesty becomes impractical in a world built on concealment, yet it also explores the liberation that truth can provide when one is willing to accept the consequences. The opening underscores this dilemma with wit and restraint, setting the tone for a clever and layered examination of sincerity.

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