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Hiding in Plain Sight is like any of my favourite books: full of mystery and provocation and, of course, words -- the true stuff we and books are made of -- of which most of us are almost always completely unaware. Even when we notice words, we notice only the most superficial things about them, like their spelling and meaning and arrangement. What we tend not to notice is how we are shaped, live, and die by them in myriad ways; they are perhaps our oldest, most potent and most vital technologies. Serghei Sadohin has written a book that, if not on the surface is for most of us, should be for more of us. Following the roots and flowers of words and language throughout the centuries, it may unexpectedly inform and delight; it may provoke thought, wonder, and discussion.--Andrew McLuhan, Director of The McLuhan Institute

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Serghei Sadohin is an author, columnist and communications professional. He has published for outlets and journals such as Brussels Times, New Eastern Europe and Open Democracy among others. His passion for existentialist philosophy and languages led him to write Hiding in Plain Sight: What Language Says About Being Human, a deeper exploration of human existence through language. He lives in Brussels, Belgium.

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