🎨 Artcow Norman Boutin - Author of "Empress Theresa"

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In the cultural wasteland of today's heartless media, Empress Theresa is a breath of fresh air. Show it to your 8 year old daughter and show it to your grandmother. They'll both enjoy it.

I guess I can't show it to my uncle or my supervisor, though. *sigh*
 
So I was looking for a digital version of the book, and stumbled upon his page on the Empress Theresa Wiki (Yes, sadly, that exists). DEAR SWEET CHRIST he looks like a pedo. This guy legitimately creeps me the fuck out.
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Oh, and he actually wrote something about Joan of Arc before he started working on Empress Theresa. It's... Well, it's something. http://www.stjoan-center.com/topics/Death_by_Heat_Stroke.html
 
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Yeah, but for some reason it's not on Amazon anymore. This was the link for it and it's no longer functional: https://www.amazon.com/Empress-Theresa-Norman-Boutin-ebook/dp/B01NBHZGIE
It must have disappeared very recently, then, because I purchased it for Kindle not too long ago. Watched the Down the Rabbit Hole video, noticed "oh wow, this is some guy with a Timecube competitor website and the book is available on Kindle, instant buy".

I'm probably not going to comment on the contents too extensively. From what I've read so far, the novel seems wacky and creepy and pretty damn illogical. In summary, a fine addition to my shelf of weird internet literature.
 
It must have disappeared very recently, then, because I purchased it for Kindle not too long ago. Watched the Down the Rabbit Hole video, noticed "oh wow, this is some guy with a Timecube competitor website and the book is available on Kindle, instant buy".

I'm probably not going to comment on the contents too extensively. From what I've read so far, the novel seems wacky and creepy and pretty damn illogical. In summary, a fine addition to my shelf of weird internet literature.
So, sorta Irene Iddesleigh-ish?
 
So, sorta Irene Iddesleigh-ish?
(squints at the book in Project Gutenberg)
Nah, Empress Theresa sounded like an escalating series of dumbness written by a guy who has never talked to a young girl, or any other human being for that matter, and who has strong opinions on religion and politics while not knowing much about either. This book, however, sounds like it might actually be an amusing to read, because there are apparently words in it and they seem to be in some kind of a recognisable order. Thanks for the tip.
 
(squints at the book in Project Gutenberg)
Nah, Empress Theresa sounded like an escalating series of dumbness written by a guy who has never talked to a young girl, or any other human being for that matter, and who has strong opinions on religion and politics while not knowing much about either. This book, however, sounds like it might actually be an amusing to read, because there are apparently words in it and they seem to be in some kind of a recognisable order. Thanks for the tip.
It's worth a try.
 
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