The Bulpington of Blup: Adventures, Poses, Stresses, Conflicts, and Disaster in a Contemporary BrainTheodore Bulpington is a very ordinary man--with a vivid imagination. Ill at ease with himself, he sees a way to recreate his identity by adding layer upon layer of deception. This he does with such panache that eventually he becomes an impostor, a liar and a cheat. But, with so many different masks to hold in place, his carefully woven deception soon spirals out of control and heads towards the chaos of mental torment. |
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CHAPTER THE FIRST | 1 |
THE BOY HAS TASTE | 23 |
THE DIFFERENCE OF PROFES | 51 |
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