[All] release of Susan Koswan's book

[Robert Milligan]

Hi Susan,

Congratulations on the writing of your “great Canadian novel” -- this  
is a truly wonderful  accomplishment hidden from most of us until now!

I really like the very unique plot as you briefly describe it -- the  
presence of good-acting alien "gods" always add to the interest level:

"The ideological conflicts between environmentalists and a handful of  
corporate demagogues have become impossible to resolve, driving both  
camps underground.

  But The Vital Few, awaiting salvation in their secret fortress, have  
seriously underestimated  the power and resilience of HUGS. The Gaia- 
loving Humane Urbane Guerilla Society are definitely not just another  
“pissant little activist group”.

  Humanity’s fate, however, may be decided by a mysterious alien  
culture with a vested interest in the outcome.

While the “gods” are secretly at work, 2080 follows the lives of  
several “mere mortals” as they become enmeshed in the unfolding drama."

I look forward to reading your book. What great dedication you must  
have had to keep at it over 10 years. I wish you great success in this  
new venture.

Best wishes,
Robert

PS:  For plot ideas for your next book, you might want to consider  
Michael Moore's latest movie and the quasi-realistic books of
David Icke.



On 23-Sep-09, at 1:58 PM, Susan Koswan wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> A decade in the making! Now I finally understand why it took Joseph  
> Heller ten years to write Catch 22…
>
> I have finally completed, and I mean finally completed, my “great  
> Canadian novel”. I am now shamelessly promoting it to get an idea  
> how many copies to have printed for the first edition.
>
> Please let me know if you’re interested in purchasing a copy of the  
> book and/or attending a book launch party.
>
> Spread the word!
>
> Here’s the blurb:
>
> 2080: The Return of Pareto
> $20 (tax included) paperback fiction
> Susan Koswan dandelion at gto.net or 519-578-8508
>
> The ideological conflicts between environmentalists and a handful of  
> corporate demagogues have become impossible to resolve, driving both  
> camps underground.
>
>  But The Vital Few, awaiting salvation in their secret fortress,  
> have seriously underestimated  the power and resilience of HUGS. The  
> Gaia-loving Humane Urbane Guerilla Society are definitely not just  
> another “pissant little activist group”.
>
>  Humanity’s fate, however, may be decided by a mysterious alien  
> culture with a vested interest in the outcome.
>
> While the “gods” are secretly at work, 2080 follows the lives of  
> several “mere mortals” as they become enmeshed in the unfolding drama.
>
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