"Madame Chartreuse Sweet 66's" JPH Vargas "Hand Made 35mm Giclee Prints_

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. - Oct. 12, 2021 - PRLog -- Socrates Publishing & Media -JP Hugo Vargas (1-860-400-5660)

Madame Chartreuse Sweet 66s & Darkroom Photography

We are wholeheartedly proud to present to you the literary work of JPH Vargas. The novel, "Madame Chartreuse Sweet 66's" is purposely loose, bound in a flowing and complex narrative, set among characters that metaphorically represent the good, bad, and complex in the morally dubious aspects of human nature. It is a resounding, mesmerizing, and brave jump into the unique and unexplored depths of literary fiction and magic realism, or even a brave stone set to build a new genre.

Madame Chartreuse Sweet 66's synthesizes scholarship and creativity—those coarse and undulating waves of our current collective anxieties—through prose, ideas such as ethical and moral relativism, the questioning of Judeo-Christian morality, the schism of friendship and filial love, with creative studies and illuminations of sex, power, and redemption. The novel was designed to elicit emotions, good, bad, uncomfortable, indifferent, or familiar to the reader. It is a profound tale of allegorical self discovery.

Vargas' belief of how the narrative itself should be less important than the substance, style, sentence structure, and the language used, and concepts illuminated; is illustrated throughout the work itself. The novel has been lauded by academics, editors, and literary agents as "new," and "of gravitas," Some believe it to be a "way to teach a new style," and "a great discourse in and cementing a nascent style of creative literary fiction."

Sample sections are available for web-based reading at jphvargas.com. The novel will be available on all major platforms for sale, as well as local and independent bookstores. As with all of JPH Vargas' creative work, 10% of every sale is to be tithed to organizations that further opportunities for those people who are forgotten, oppressed, and un-represented.

JPH Vargas is a professor, linguist, darkroom photographer, ethnographic researcher, conflict transformation specialist, as well as a freelance journalist and feature writer. He has worked and lived abroad, from South America, Eastern Africa, and Europe, ameliorating conflict, making friends, and learning from everyone who graces his life. His chosen metier is to help human beings find a place of dialog, kindness, and empathy, as a problem solving specialist and always with "omniscience, kindness, and autodidactic poly-chronicity."

http://jphvargas.com