THE TELEVISION WAS on in the reception of my new publishing office. There was an interview taking place with my elder sister Mary, who was five years older than me.
Mary my older sister had started a book publishing firm. Her success is on the rise and she is making a name for herself as a representative of SWAMP Publishing. We are on opposite sides of the publishing fence. The fence was just growing higher and higher between us every day.
SWAMP was getting more powerful and controlling in the world. This gigantic and tarantula like company was seizing every product, service and opportunity in the fields of business and e-commerce. The conglomerate was taking over smaller companies, dissolving them and killing the fundamental principles of these enterprises like a black widow.
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