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Lemurian Pushback
Billionaire tech guru Angelo Zarathustra has surrendered to the will of capitalism and become the richest man alive. Now he wants the world to officially accept Capital as the one, true God and capitalism as the word of God. He unveils his vision at an annual gathering of the rich and powerful and gets one thousand other billionaires to swear a blood oath to accelerate capitalism, whatever the cost.
He purchases a well-known British spiritual landmark, for a huge sum of money, and arranges to have it shipped to California, to consecrate capitalism as the new God. New-age pop star, Jeb, is drafted in to get the British to agree to the deal.
Jane, a penniless hippie, living in a caravan in a field of mud in Somerset, is contacted telepathically by a group of inter-dimensional lemurs, who tell her she must stop Angelo before it is too late.
Lemurian Pushback is a roller-coaster of a comedy romp that weaves together themes of futurism and hippies. It's a full-on, easy to read page-turner that pulls no punches.
Devaraj Sandberg is a therapist, workshop leader and author. He lives in Istanbul.
He purchases a well-known British spiritual landmark, for a huge sum of money, and arranges to have it shipped to California, to consecrate capitalism as the new God. New-age pop star, Jeb, is drafted in to get the British to agree to the deal.
Jane, a penniless hippie, living in a caravan in a field of mud in Somerset, is contacted telepathically by a group of inter-dimensional lemurs, who tell her she must stop Angelo before it is too late.
Lemurian Pushback is a roller-coaster of a comedy romp that weaves together themes of futurism and hippies. It's a full-on, easy to read page-turner that pulls no punches.
Devaraj Sandberg is a therapist, workshop leader and author. He lives in Istanbul.
179 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 3, 2024
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June 8, 2024
Fantastic. Reminded me of Douglas Adams at his best.
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