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Botanicaust (Botanicaust #1)
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2012
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Doomseeds (Botanicaust #2)
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2014
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Taking the Knife (Botanicaust #1.5)
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2012
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Amarantox
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2015
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The Reaping Room
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2014
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You Can Eat This 22 Gluten Free Comfort Recipes
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2012
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Botanicaust by Tam Linsey (2012-08-05)
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You Can Eat This! Gluten Free Italian Recipes
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2013
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Botanicaust, Part 3 - The Holdout
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You Can Eat This! 22 Gluten Free Comfort Foods
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“There are always costs when man alters nature, his own or the world around him.”
― Botanicaust
― Botanicaust
“What gave the Board the right to take away someone’s life, just because they refused to be altered?”
― Botanicaust
― Botanicaust
“There was so much she wanted to tell him. Yet she didn’t want to talk about any of it. Now”
― Amarantox
― Amarantox
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“There are always costs when man alters nature, his own or the world around him.”
― Botanicaust
― Botanicaust

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This is a book, that should I not win, I will probably have to purchase. Although I can't obviously know the story beforehand, I like the idea and the concept of a botanical holocaust (a..."
I wrote this as a futuristic novel, but the reader is, of course, welcome to interpret the novel in any way they please :)
Kevin has done a wonderful service for anyone wishing to create a video with musical accompaniment. I donated on his website, and will again when I create future videos using his musical talent.
Tam

This is a book, that should I not win, I will probably have to purchase. Although I can't obviously know the story beforehand, I like the idea and the concept of a botanical holocaust (as a story... the real thing would surely horify me) and the steps mankind would take to survive... including canibalism.
The video mention that this started many centuries ago, am I to take it this takes place in a "parallel" time-line? Or do the many centuries ago reflect the perspective of a future person reflecting back on "this" earth?
Anyhow, win or lose, I'm sure you'l be hearing from me at some point down the line.
BTW, I absolutely loved the feeling received from Kevin Macleod's music while watching said video.