The Tunnel At The End of Time Cyberwit.net Best Seller

PRLog (Press Release) - Aug 02, 2010 -
THE TUNNEL AT THE END OF TIME is an extreme science fiction novel depicting life on Earth a few years after 2012, and the showdown between the New World Order and the Divine Interventionists. This exciting action novel is co-authored by Adam Donaldson Powell (Norway) and Rick Davis (USA), with a poetic introduction written by Adam Donaldson Powell and Azsacra Zarathustra (Russia). The story is a sequel to Powell's novella "2014: the life and adventures of an incarnated angel".

The intentions of the authors are manyfold, but primarily: 1) to underscore that any Armageddon in 2012 will be "man-created", 2) that negative and dark forces can be defeated, no matter how great they are, 3) to help function as a "wake up call" for those that would choose to ignore the information that abounds regarding the existence of a new world order whose agendas may run contrary to many of the values we esteem today, and 4) to serve as an encouragement to all to stop living in ignorance and fear, and to begin using their thoughts, words and actions actively in their "creator/creative" capacities in order to participate personally in the process of making a better world ... rather than swallowing the"bitter pills" that are being fed to us by politicians, corporations, the media, and unnamed individuals whose aspirations and agendas are characterized by power and greed.

This message abounds in many forms today: youtube videos, truther websites, books etc. but humanoids are resistant to "being told" too much "truth", and would rather find it out on their own ... and in small portions at a time. It is all too simple and convenient for many to disregard all information that is uncomfortable or too "fantastic" as "merely conspiracy theory-based". The truth is that there are elements of "truth" in all perspectives and arguments - even in so-called "conspiracy theories". It is up to the individual to decide which elements he/she deems to be correct and important enough to react to. Taking these "conspiracy theory" scenarios to their absolute limits helps to create a surrealistic calm and an environment where the mind may again "play ... and create" to form a new set of truths and values without fearing that change is impossible - even should the very worst occur. Therefore, the extreme science fiction genre seems appropriate for combining information, entertainment and for instilling in the reader an interest for exploring more of the "researchable" information woven into the story and the foreward ...

Reviews of "The tunnel at the end of time":
En résumé, un beau roman de SF et d'aventure très fortement recommandé.  
--Eric Tessier, author, France

I recommend this book to everyone honest enough to admit that we do not know ourselves or that we are not just nothing, but perhaps even Nothingness itself. Have fun, but be warned!

--Dr. Isagani R. Cruz, De La Salle University, Manila


No doubt the authors' message to the readers of the novel - the foreseeability of the "tunnel" is very uncomfortable, because it prompts many unusual self-reflections.
--Vadim Filatov, philosopher, Russia


The reader is caught in an iron clasp grasp and taken in strange speeds that seem to stay along with the mind. There are simulations of words and images in a three dimensional effect...
--Dr. Amitabh Mitra, Poet's Printery, South Africa  

 
 
and here is one more from Irene Brodsky (USA):
 
It is an honor to review this most eye-opening, very well written and beautifully expressed book of poetry & drama that was written in two languages; and also includes a 14 Act Play! The book appears to be a serious look into one’s self, soul, being, spirit, surroundings, thoughts, reactions, and can be seen as philosophical, religious, mystical, spiritual, anger, reaching out for an answer, telling it like it is, no holds barred.  -- Irene Brodsky, Faculty Member Brooklyn College City University of New York (USA), Teacher of Philosophy; and book author
 
 
and this one is always worth repeating in any marketing of my work:
 
"There is no doubt that Powell, Robert Lowell, Elizabeth Bishop, Sylvia Plath, John Berryman, Randall Jarrell, and Delmore Schwartz are the most talented American poets of the modern age." (from the critical book "Adam Donaldson Powell: the Making of a Poet")  
--Dr. Santosh Kumar, Editor, Cyberwit.net

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