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Cybettian Geometry with Procedures for War at Peace ReviewDon't miss this lovely novel. The engaging story and elegant prose captivated me from beginning to end. The characters and their stories will entertain you as you ponder what the future holds for them. Sarvis describes the beauty of Virginia and the grim reality of naval service with such force that it was difficult to stop reading, but at the same time I wanted to savor the text as I would a piece of chocolate, very slowly. The mathematical metaphors on love put the icing on this delicious novelistic cake.

Cybettian Geometry with Procedures for War at Peace OverviewProclaimer: A knowledge of traditional geometry is not necessary for the enjoyment of this work.Word Count: 96,715, more or less. Cybettian [see-bet-ee-uh n] 1) of or pertaining to Cybette [see-bet], a character in a novel by C. S. Sarvis. 2) of or pertaining to a serious bet, as one made at sea where there is no escape from paying it or suffering the consequences. [from the homophone sea + bet]. 3) Dyslexic form of 'Betsy'. As the Hypotenuse points out at the end, there are two sides to every story. In this one they are the Side Opposite and the Side Adjacent. The novel contains among other things, in yes particular order: poetry, bilge-speak, 41 original images (9 poor, 32 rich), semaphore, Coming of Age, Morse code, Love, war, Life, death, and the solution to finding the distance to one's horizon. As any aspiring work of literature it hopes to broaden the reader's horizon. It explores atypical forms of sublimation, communication, and connection. It is a study of the conditional human condition. ~~~~~All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. There is not nor ever has been a United States Ship called the Cruces.This edition has been formatted for the Kindle. It uses the 'Latin-1' (ISO-8859-1) character set; this set does not have an en dash so each of these have been replaced with a double hyphen '--'. Additionally the longer passages which were centered and or italicized have been made 'normal' so they can be reflowed by your e-reader.

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