God, Man, and The Machine
Philosophy and fiction - A story of symbols.
318 pages.
First Published on September 2, 2013
Synopsis: An uninteresting man of mistaken importance
struggles to understand his role in life.
Silverberg, the world’s
youngest and undisputedly most powerful country,
generally entertains only the most
prominent visitors and immigrants. However, this
year it has intentionally attracted an otherwise
uninteresting
young man of average station. When the
powers that lured him cannot find him, the hunt
begins.
Misunderstanding his importance, multiple operatives
of high station and various loyalties race to find
him. As time
progresses, the intensity thickens. Those who
join this man find their own lives disrupted and
changed forever,
swept up by the storm surrounding him.
While he means no harm to anybody, his pursuers will
not rest until he is found and destroyed. It is
only a matter of time.
Bombarded with varying opinions about the truth, this
man struggles for discernment and understanding,
but what he believes cannot save him - or can it?
Library of Congress Registration
# TX 8-478-802
ISBN (Softcover):
978-0-9859964-3-7
ISBN (Hardcover): 978-0-9859964-7-5
ISBN (PDF Ebook): 978-1-947052-99-4
ISBN (EPUB Ebook): 978-1-947052-04-8
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