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One
Ever wonder why this world seems so crazy, with all of the media hype, fake news and political nonsense? People are born free but The State, that diabolical alliance of government, education, big business, big media, big pharma and the entertainment industry dedicates its existence to polluting our minds with misinformation and propaganda in its drive to turn humanity into one big predictable blob of sameness. But why? Well Sam Griffin knew it was all a scam from the beginning so he just naturally resisted society's endless demands for him to think, feel and behave the same as everyone else. He was a free man, after all, and he cherished his freedom, unlike the masses who had either forgotten about it or had never known the essence of the word. One is the story of a man's struggle to retain his individuality, no matter what the cost. It's a near-future philosophical thriller that will leave you questioning your most fundamental beliefs.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Nov 27th, 2016
- Pages: 338
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.02in - 5.98in - 0.76in - 1.09lb
- EAN: 9781534938007
- Categories: • Thrillers - Political
About the Author
H.S.Ryan is a writer and musician from the geographical landmass known today as Canada. After college, he went into the fields of marketing, advertising, public relations and technology where he began to realize that almost everything he'd been taught since birth simply wasn't true. Thirty years later, he chose to tell the truth.