Writer Cosmo Starlight Announces 6th Edition Novel

MOSCOW, Russian Federation - March 29, 2015 - PRLog -- Church Publishing announces the release of author Cosmo Starlight's novel "Freedom Incorporated" the Sixth Edition published March 27, 2015.  For a five full weeks, in celebration of Starlight's "Freedom Incorporated" the sixth edition, readers of ▲Church Publishing's press annoucement are invited to receive 25% off this eBook's retail at Smashwords using coupon code ZS97A until May 2nd, 2015!

“I’ve lived inside every ward of Freedom Incorporated, then found I don’t like being lied to. Put me in prison; do not put me on the street then call that freedom.  Do not force me to into believing block-cut neon red, white, and blue letters super-glued to the tall, outside company wall blinking Freedom Incorporated,” chapter seven ‘The Problem’ from writer Cosmo Starlight’s sixth edition novel “Freedom Incorporated” very proudly brought to readers by ▲Church Publishing.

From this eBook's brief synopsis:  Freedom Incorporated, the world's first low-security work camp, doesn't exist. You can't see it and you can't touch it. But military, the mafia, and a shadow government all lead to truth where no one's been. Here, truth will not exactly set you free. It landed Noodle in the solitary confinement ward where he's been living for thirty years. Read his story. Share it. Help set Noodle free!

About Church Publishing:  Church Publishing is an independent eBook house inspired by Noodle Church, the fictional superhero who teamed with Aliens to end the global war on terror then lay framework for World Peace on Earth. Church Publishing aims to market stories that help people build better, more productive societies. Founded in 2011 when Church Publishing joined forces with author Cosmo Starlight, creator of Noodle Church, to produce a web series called Church, The Television Show, upon publishing Starlight’s first novel Freedom Incorporated the house since published its second author Ethan Collins. In 2015 the Company is working with three authors and has two new novels in its pipeline. As Church expands genres, formats, and distribution it began publishing non-fiction. Church accepts submission so check the company's website often!

About Cosmo Starlight:  Cosmo Starlight is a humanist and naturalist who began a writing career after conceiving Church, the Television Show. This original web series depicts Noodle Church leading up to his incarceration and is available free using online reading devices. The writer’s lens is the dichotomy of positive and negative; themes of Starlight’s work that lens is applied to include economics, political organization, metaphysics, and alternative history. The author’s subjects are governments, markets, community-networks, the people and more. Freedom Afrika is Starlight’s sequel to Freedom Incorporated. Titled after that continent bearing its namesake renowned for freedom, adventure, and associated danger, Freedom Afrika details protagonist Noodle Church’s life after his escape from Freedom Incorporated’s solitary confinement ward. Cosmo Starlight believes societies united in opposition to weaponized conflict shine as beacons of freedom to lead and this author suggests forging mechanisms into bedrock societies are built-on that preserve justice well in advance of discord. Cosmo Starlight resides in remote terrain. He pops up once per year to publish a book and when he’s not writing C. Starlight absorbs basic human values by forging relationships with culturally significant societies which predate centuries of Western history. The author’s objective is to discover universal truth; Cosmo hopes that truth will unite the world as one.

About novel Freedom Incorporated ISBN # 9781301329083:  Freedom has become a labor camp. Cameras, cyber surveillance, and clandestine operations keep truth contained so free citizens can engineer a system that restricts children inside the boundaries of a police state. Set in 2042, society’s day-shift wardens fight with those managing the corporation at night while super-wardens struggle to expand the system of government. Prisoner Noodle Church didn’t mind working in Freedom Incorporated but refuses to call that freedom. Refusal to ignore truth lands Noodle Church in the medium-security ward where wardens pressure him to talk. When Noodle exercised his right to remain silent, because living in Freedom is easier that way, super-wardens take the boy for interrogation. A beacon of freedom in day and night-wardens’ bi-polar war for power, for protecting the source of inspiration Noodle got moved to high-security. Before being locked in super-max wardens offer Noodle a deal; he can return to work in the low-security ward of Freedom Incorporated if he pleads insanity then testifies clandestine security caught following him were a figment of imagination. But Noodle refuses, night-shift wardens try murdering him and day-shift wardens placed the character in solitary confinement. From there he’s writing to you, prisoners of Freedom Incorporated, asking for freedom to lead this corporation without bombs, bullets, powders, or policemen.

About the title Freedom Inc. / Ink:  Title Freedom Incorporated, commonly abbrieviated Inc., highlights double-meaning conveyed by the book's plot. Though the country protagonist Noodle Church considers a prison is named Freedom Incorporated, the character secures freedom using free speech. Thus nationalized Freedom Inc. Noodle's homonymous Freedom Ink is what escapes a complex that imprisons citizens without charges of crime. Noodle Church was not accused, tried, afforded defense, nor provide record of detainment. Read more about this book's illustration on page 4 of Media Kit.


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