Epic novel memorializing Armenian Genocide available online

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Epic novel memorializing Armenian Genocide available online

Wednesday 3 September 2014

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Yerevan /Mediamax/. The online version of New Zealand writer Len Wicks’ "Origins: Discovery” novel is already available online all over the world.

 

The book also pays tribute to the memory of Australian and New Zealand soldiers who landed in Gallipoli on April 25, 1915, in order to fight against the Ottoman Turks who committed the Armenian Genocide.

“Origins: Discovery” is a unique epic story set during the greatest conflict in human history; an alternative history intended to make the reader contemplate our most important human values. It is a novel of love, culture and discovery, in spite of a tragic background”, Wicks notes.

The first part of the book is available on its official website, while the entire version comprised of three parts is available here in epub, mobi and pdf formats or in a number of electronic book stores. The list is available on the abovementioned website as well as on the book’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

“I’m an Australian and New Zealand citizen married to an Armenian girl, who helped open my eyes to Armenia and its history. Now I seek your support to open the West’s eyes”, the author mentioned.

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Might be worth reading. There is a movie Gallipoli, showing the Australian running in archaic charges, up hill, across open field, against the machine guns given the Orcs by the Germans.

 

Ottoman is used in description of the Orc, prior to a certain date. I'm not sure why, maybe so the Orc today can say: Yes! it was done, the Ottoman did it.

 

I was told/taught; The Orc hasn't changed it's spots.