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[close] We are a small, but growing, group of avid readers who enjoy novels in a futuristic setting—whether it involves dystopian states run by totalitarian governments to wastelands ruled by raiders to an apocalyptic doom upon the world, as we know it. We are here to seek out the hidden gems in a genre saturated with books as common as the architecture in the burbs. Our goal, and yours, if you choose to join us, is to find books (and the authors) who build worlds worth reading—tales that will turn us in to insomniacs and stories that will force us to sleep with one eye open…

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[close] This global discussion group has been designed to encourage debates about important and underreported issues of our era. All you need is an enquiring mind and a desire to gain or share “underground knowledge”. This is also a place to discuss the controversial topics explored in The Underground Knowledge Series (non-fiction books) by James Morcan & Lance Morcan as well as the Underground Knowledge podcast show.

[close] Hello, I have started the journey to adapt books, into a film. Our target is Hollywood. That is why I am offering the written story for those interested in participating in our project. When we reach our goal you will be rewarded very generously. What do you have to do? Nothing more than read the novel and follow an author Facebook page, and we will register each follower in our registry to distribute the rewards (Following the author and reviews are optional and not required. You will receive the book only upon request.). The novel is published and has an ISBN. However, the author reserves the right to offer it to readers according to his own philosophy. The author wishes to dismantle the myth that the gigantic marketing machine of publishing houses with astronomical budgets has implemented in the minds of readers. This myth suggests the wrong idea that these elements are important: the author's name, the author's notoriety, the quality of the novel's cover, and reviews of any kind. The most important element is this: THE STORY. The author wants to direct the readers' attention solely and exclusively to THE STORY. That is, readers should discover only THE STORY first, without knowing details about the author, without seeing the novel's cover, and without seeing reviews that could mislead them.