A crisis NSA and Executive briefing at the White House, during a revolution in the middle east, leads to the discovery of an obscure four year science fiction novel, which describes both the meeting and crisis in impossible detail. Included in the book is a note, addressed to one of the meeting's attendees, the current president of the United States, where the author, alludes to a bizarre ability to remember past futures. Either the author is playing them, and directly involved in the revolt, or his science fiction explanation is somehow accurate, a possibility they would have instantly dismissed, except for the mounting evidence. The answers they need lie in the fragmented, shifting and pixilated maze of his memories, something he had been exploring on his own terms, until now.
Good Stuff Happens in 1:1 Meetings: Why you need them and how to do them well
Blinking Eyes Last - Novel - Science Fiction
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I was alone. On a sinking ship. I felt the
weight of the book in my hands. I looked at
it, at the shiny white cover. I slowly turned
it over ... and saw a photo.
A stupid smiling Mark Elliot.
There was writing, it would be some sort of
glowing ad-copy crap, so I read it.
A crisis NSA and Executive briefing at the White House,
during a revolution in the middle east, leads to the
discovery of an obscure four year old science fiction
novel, which describes both the meeting and the ongoing
crisis in impossible detail. Included in the book is a note,
addressed to one of the meeting's attendees, the current
president of the United States, where the author, alludes
to a bizarre ability to remember past futures. Either the
author is not what he appears to be, and is directly
involved in the revolt, or his preposterous explanation,
supported by some disturbing evidence, is somehow
true. The answers lie in the fragmented, shifting and
pixilated maze of the author's memories. Memories he
had been exploring on his own terms. Until now.
"Completely original!"
"The most psychotic thing I've ever read !"
"Every quantanaut I’ve asked about Powerball
numbers has said, I don’t know. Until now I thought
they were holding out."
"The book for anybody on the Discordian Spectrum."
A Stone Cold World Book
written by Mark Elliot and Blair Elliot
cover art by Lawson
Blinking Eyes Last
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