Those familiar with John O'Loughlin's literary works, particularly his post-Centretruths writings from 2006-2014, will know that he likes to combine philosophy, or a logically structured way of writing derived from years of abstract thought, with other approaches to text, including autobiographical, psychological, poetical (to a degree), historical, political, religious, and analytical, so that the results, sometimes confusing, are rarely predictable,...
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