What Is Puppeteer
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The Puppeteer’s Strings
In an age where technology promises boundless connection yet leaves us feeling lonelier and more divided, The Puppeteer's Strings challenges us to confront the invisible forces shaping our minds and lives. This profound exploration delves into how ubiquitous technology has transformed human interaction, redefined purpose, and curated our realities. From algorithmic control and digital surveillance to the subtle manipulation of propaganda and the fragmentation of truth, the book uncovers the mechanisms that reduce life to metrics and commodify meaning. Drawing on timeless wisdom from Aristotle's eudaimonia, Stoic resilience, Taoist harmony, and existentialist freedom, Min Hyonu offers a powerful antidote to the "Age of Noise". It is a journey to reclaim agency, break free from digital determinism, and redefine what it means to live authentically in a tech-driven world. The Puppeteer's Strings is not a rejection of technology, but an urgent call to examine how we use our tools, or how they use us. It's for anyone ready to challenge assumptions, resist the pull of apathy, and reclaim their purpose in a world designed to distract and conform. Are you in control of your life, or are you being controlled? The journey to cut the strings begins here.
The Puppeteer’s Daughters
Author: Heather Newton
language: en
Publisher: Turner Publishing Company
Release Date: 2022-07-26
*A 2022 FOREWORD REVIEWS BOOK AWARD FINALIST* A new novel by the award-winning author of Under the Mercy Trees. Famed puppeteer and master manipulator Walter Gray surprises his three daughters by announcing there is a fourth at his 80th birthday party. An incomplete paternity test—and a will that places a condition on each daughter’s inheritance—suggest that the missing daughter isn’t a figment of his dementia. Jane, the eldest, is tired of her father’s eccentricities. She remembers the scarcity of her childhood and doesn’t want another sister to share the birthright. Rosie, born out of wedlock, sees the missing sister as her key to acceptance as a full member of the puppeteer’s family. Cora, the youngest, born after Walter achieved fame and fortune, is most concerned with extricating herself from running Walter’s company so that she can pursue her own life. The sisters each knew a different version of their enigmatic father, but all grew up in the presence of fairy tales acted out with marionettes and shadow puppets. If they are to find the fourth daughter and claim the legacy their father has left them, the three must confront their fractured relationships with their father and each other. Infused with fairy tales that sometimes spill magic into the sisters’ real lives, The Puppeteer’s Daughters is a stunningly-woven family saga about the cost and rewards of claiming a creative life.
The Puppeteer's Apprentice
Mouse works in the scullery at Dunston Manor, peeling onions, stirring the pots, sweeping the floors, and doing her best not to get into trouble with the fractious cook. Alone at night in the dark corner she calls home, she wishes for something wondrous to happen and dreams of a better life. But what chance does she have, a girl born with nothing, not even a proper name? Then Mouse sees a puppet play and knows at once what she must do. Somehow she must learn to make the puppets dance. Somehow she must become the puppeteer's apprentice. But the puppeteer is harboring some uncomfortable secrets, and Mouse doesn't know whether she has the courage it takes to fulfill her dreams. How Mouse finds her place in the world, and a very special name, is the heart of this thoroughly absorbing and remarkable story set in medieval England.