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| About The Nonevent Principle by D.C. Agar | Home | ||||||||||||||||
| An aspiring debut author has incorporated my paleogravity theory into his upcoming novel. I have had the priviledge to read it in its final stages of editing, and can honestly say it is one that even I would buy if I had nothing to do with it -- and I rarely buy novels. Talk show host Byron LeBeau compared it to Crichton's "Andromeda Strain." That's a good comparison because of the plausability of the alien threat depicted in it. Yes, anybody who likes a scary book shouldn't miss this one. And as you might guess, I make a percentage so get your copy on Amazon! | |||||||||||||||||
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| Read the first ten pages in larger print here... | |||||||||||||||||
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| Paleogravity hypothesist Duff Smith poses on the shores of a dangerous river on the rain-forested moon orbiting alien planet Quartzon. |
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