An Open Entrance to the Shut Palace of Wrong Numbers

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Exploring the concept of wrong numbers, this work delves into the unexpected connections they create and their deeper meanings. Blending humor with surrealism, it serves as both a philosophical treatise and a guide to an ideal existence. The narrative introduces a diverse array of historical figures, including Gnostics, poets, and anarchists, who embody nonconformity and creativity. Authored by Franklin Rosemont, a key figure in American surrealism, the book reflects on the intersections of art, thought, and the human experience.