New Pagan Religious Book

  Holy Legacy is the newly acclaimed pagan religious book on the market since this past summer of 2009, and already its making its way up in the publishing world, and gaining considerable interests and media buzz among certain celebrity circles and media groups, as a must read for everyone. Holy Legacy is from the new break out author and self proclaimed king, Marcel Duvoix himself, who among other things as a monarch, has also proclaimed himself as a leader of a new pagan religion called Legacism. Holy Legacy is in the league of hefty books, clocking in at a respectable 808 pages long, but for dedicated academics and college students who are in the business of mulling over text after text during late night study sessions, this should be nothing new to them, and giving Holy Legacy a well deserved read, will be worth their time and effort. In academia and among other intellectuals, Holy Legacy is also creating a wave of debate over long standing beliefs on marriage and adoption rights for gays and lesbians, which in Holy Legacy, all those rights are already fully guaranteed to followers of its religion called Legacism. Holy Legacy starts out with Marcel Duvoix's own quirky over the top mix of rich and decadent poetry style of writing, and this style of writing follows through, almost entirely throughout the whole book, and one gets a glimpse into the maddening mind of what it must be like to be a mad author pouring his thoughts out on paper, in often times graphic and raw fashion; that is uncomfortably refreshing. Holy Legacy is written in what is described as chapters and verses, hence why it's called a holy book, and also why followers whom would adhere to its new pagan religion of Legacism, would be called Legacites. Holy Legacy is written in a fashion as only a mad author could summon up, and only Marcel Duvoix could be its author, with its odd hodge podge and sometimes disconcerting mix of surreal writing, and even bits and pieces of information thrown into odd place like a mosaic gone wrong, but one gets the idea of reading someone's naughty secret diary, when reading Holy Legacy; and it's for this reason, that this almost unheard of book is having everyone wishing they had read it sooner. Holy Legacy is heavy on poetic imagery and prophetic future events, that will some make fans of Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce delight in its pages, but be warned, some of the material is graphic in its apocalyptic like imagery, that would make even the Book of Revelation seem PG rated. Holy Legacy, with its religion of Legacism, is intrinsically intertwined with the lives of its highly dysfunctional members of the Royal House of Marceligue, and also with the Kingdom of Marceligue, which both are also a new (though real world) invention of its self proclaimed King Marcel Duvoix, since 2006. Holy Legacy is genius in its delivery as a holy book, carefully intertwining the narrative of the king and his family throughout the entire book, and one get the sense of the makings of a powerful dynastic family rising up out of the ashes of family in fighting and bickering, to bigger and better things in life. Reading Holy Legacy, is like being in a soap opera, with characters that one wonders where these people comes from, only to realize that they're real, and that this is in fact a royal family. Holy Legacy continues its campaign of shock and awe to all those that read it, especially since the Republic of Namibia, the African country that the King Marcel has claimed a national homeland for his new Kingdom of Marceligue and his new religion of Legacism, does not yet seem to know of Marcel Duvoix's claim of 104,507.5 square miles of land in the southern part of their country. Holy Legacy is published through Xlibris.com, and is available on their website for purchase, and retails for $23.99 U.S. Dollars.  There's a minimal shipping charge, as well as any tax that may be applicable.  All ordering information is available on the site, as well as a phone number to call about ordering the book.  Here is the phone number: 1 888-795-4274. You can buy the book here: http://www2.xlibris.com/bookstore/bookdisplay.aspx?bookid=65817