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“The impossible lives next door to the possible; people ring its door bell by accident all the time.”

Quote by Tibor Fischer

Book:The Thought Gang

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The Thought Gang

This book delves into complex ideas and introspective narratives, examining the nature of thought and its impact on individuals and society. more

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Tibor Fischer is a British novelist known for his unique humor and satirical style. His works often focus on themes of immigration and multicultural backgrounds, exploring issues of identity, belonging, and cultural conflict. Born on November 15, 1959, in Hungary, Fischer immigrated to the UK in the late 1970s, and his personal experiences deeply influenced his writing. more

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