Dear Readers

I hope you are doing well!

I am writing to you today to ask you to please follow my page and give your opinions on my novel "Northern Fury."

I am a passionate writer who has been working on this novel for months now. I believe that it is a truly unique and compelling story that will appeal to a wide audience.

I would love to hear your thoughts on the novel. Please let me know what you think of the characters, the plot, and the writing style.

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Jason Grekor

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"War is hell. It is organized murder. No finer sentiment has accomplished more mischief than the sentiment of pity for human suffering. It is a mawkish emotionalism that obstructs the wheels of progress. It is the chief enemy of justice. It breeds a race of invertebrate creatures who would rather weep with the lot-eater than smite the oppressor. It is this mawkish sentimentality that has made possible the hideous saturnalia of cruelty that is being enacted in Europe. The only cure for it is cold, hard, unfeeling logic and the stern application of the principle of justice. Justice is stern and inflexible. It has no pity for the weak, no mercy for the strong. It demands its due, and it exacts its penalty. It is the balance-wheel of the universe, the regulator of human conduct. It is the foundation of all law, the source of all order. It is the only thing that can save the world from anarchy and chaos. And it is the only thing that can save the world from war." - Ambrose Bierce

"What a dreadful thing war is! What a monstrous stupidity! And to think that people go on, century after century, allowing themselves to be led by the nose, led to the shambles like a flock of sheep!" - Erich Maria Remarque

"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and corrupt society that breeds war—that is the ugliest of things. War is the symptom,

not the disease." - Fyodor Dostoevsky