Cosmo Starlight's first novel's title "Freedom Incorporated" is a double-entendre. Entities having been incorporated are commonly abbreviated Inc. To incorporate means to contain the whole of something. In this book a massive low-security work camp operates using unseen security. And in terms of this fictional work-camp, a security apparatus incorporated state, federal, local, judicial, congressional, and executive government as well as its nation's political parties. It's incorporated private companies through nationalization, partnership, and/or regulation. The whole of society now needs to turn a profit in order to pay off it's debts. For businessmen that's normal. But the problem in Freedom Incorporated is this corporation operates covertly. It's a secret, so nobody knows and when that security apparatus is uncovered people are killed. In fact, in "Freedom Incorporated" by Cosmo Starlight main character Noodle Church is poisoned then imprisoned without a charge. He's held for seven days without a trial or right to a defense. Yet the book's last chapter contains a very positive message. That message could be interpreted to be free speech. Thus, the meaning of Starlight's double-entendre could be interpreted as 'Freedom Ink.'

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Cosmo Starlight's sequel novel titled "Freedom Afrika" will be released on July 11th, 2014. The book can be pre-ordered as soon as today. While problems with Freedom Incorporated are bombs, bullets, powders, and policemen, in Freedom Afrika food, water, shelter, and love are created to lead the people.

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