1984 Redux Website And Blogs Are Up And Running

Oct. 10, 2010 - PRLog -- Fort Worth, Texas October, 6 2010 – The website for the soon to be released political commentary “1984 Redux” is up and running with over 100 links that can be used to do research on the current administration in order to reveal information that the author feels the mainstream media does not want to give coverage to. The site is complete with links to its own blog site and even has two pages that offer the user information on how to contact their elected representatives and to register to vote via links to government websites.

Curtiss says “It was supposed to be up and running and book released 1 month prior to elections in order to motivate the readers and encourage them to take out the trash this year.”Besides being an educational and political tool, the website and blogs are designed to assist and guide the reader through the book and enhance their reading experience. The author uses the term “media fusion” to describe the concept of using the computer, internet and book in conjunction to simulate the feeling of doing some of the same “detective work” that Curtiss did during his research for the project.

The author comments, “I find it fitting that the book should be released to the general public on Election Day.” This is Curtiss’ second book published on demand through  Authorhouse. His first book was a military knife and hand to hand combat manual “Combat Application Techniques: Principles of Destruction released in 2008.

About Andrew Curtiss:

Andrew Curtiss is a former Army “Green Beret” decorated for actions in combat, awarded  the Bronze Star with a “V” device for valor, the Combat Infantry Badge and was nominated for the “Silver Star” Curtiss is a professional mixed martial arts fighter and is ranked in two martial arts as a 2nd degree black belt. He is currently a tactical consultant and owns his own business Combat Applications in Fort Worth Texas.

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1984 REDUX is a political commentary by Andrew Curtiss, that compares modern America to Orwell's Oceana in "1984". Released on 2 November 2010 and available on demand through Authorhouse.