2004 Daemon’s Revenge (Angus' first novel that was copyrighted in the US Library of Congress on April 20th 2001 click here)
Innocence Lost (the novel that Angus is currently working on click here)
Poetry written by Angus McLeod (birth name of Reginald Angus Argue click here)
Articles that have been written by Angus McLeod (birth name of Reginald Angus Argue click here)
Angus' first novel “2004 Daemon’s Revenge” is an example of when fiction meets with reality. “2004 Daemon’s Revenge” was copyrighted in the Library of Congress on April 20th 2001, and has just been re-released as an eBook (available for window users only at this time).
"2004 Daemon’s Revenge" explored the question of a possible alternative reality. Out of this reality, dark horses and demons unfolded their plans, which move towards the pathway that leads to Armageddon, and ultimate control of this reality....What if there was an alternative reality, where one of the darkest political parties of all times was defeated in ashes? But let’s say that out of this madness, a political master mind had risen, and had been able to gain another chance at ultimate victory for his movement?...What if, in this leader's actions, he was far more cold and cunning, than some of the darkest rulers from throughout history?...(click to read more)
Click to read the first four chapters of this novel
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For years unknown dark hidden secrets have blocked out Josphen's childhood memories. This in turn has kept Josphen’s body in a state, where he had been incapable of verbally communicating with others. While a real life nightmare of being in and out of mental institutions, combining with no family or friends have haunted his mind, as a few doctors, within the medical profession, have classified Josphen as being below intelligence.
Yet, in Josphen's mind, he was able to carry out Algebra and speak in numerous languages. However, not once had he been able to break through this immense barrier that had blocked out his past memories, which was hidden deep within his mind...(click here)
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Poems written by Angus
O Why O Why
The banging from the weapons echoed in the valley
The smell of gunpowder consumed the air
People were dying all around
Crying could be heard from everywhere
Looking down I see a man
Looking closer, I see that it was I
O why, O why did I have to die?
For this war made no sense in our minds or in our souls
Disputes between leaders was its cause
Now, I lay on the ground
Too young I am to lose my life
All the experiences that I have had, have been too few
O why, O why did I have to die?
cc 1999 RAA
(click to go to other poems that Angus has written)
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Angus' Article link
Around the period of 2004 right up to 2006, Angus began to look into events of North American and World History, where he started to compile a few different articles about the information that he discovered. Below is just one example of these works that Angus had compiled:
On Feb. 15 2005, Angus (birth name of Reginald Angus Argue) won for best written political article for December 2004 in Quietploy INC. The name of the article is " Protecting Rights And Freedoms"
Benjamin Franklin had once said, "They that can give up essential Liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty or safety."
Our modern Western society has lost many of its cherished democratic rights and freedoms. Now, we awake to a new time, where a situation that was similar to the burning of the German parliament buildings in the 1930s that had destroyed democracy in Germany, has now been permitted to take place within our own society. Yet, before many of the people in North America were able to pull from past history lessons and apply them to our time, modern day oppressive laws, which were allegedly meant to protect North Americans under the guise of national security were enforced upon the populace. Instantaneously, people of North America were turned into a modern day East Germans, while democratic Constitutions were largely ignored. (click here to read more)
click to go to other articles written by Angus
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