Frans Welman

Oblivion in Progress Vol II: Behind the borders of virtual reality (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Oblivion in Progress, beyond the borders of virtual reality, is a deviously orchestrated thriller on a shift in world balance of power. Designed by covert operatives a high profile murder takes place which sends ripples through the world. But who designed it? And, who is the deployed assassin? What is the motivation behind killing an innocent person? When the chase is one the operatives, secret agents, turn no stone to catch the culprits while the South of the words finds courage to stand up for its rights. The blueprint of the chain of events has been dropped for a purpose and leads the reader from London to Manila, from Kuala Lumpur to Bombay and Arusha in Tanzania to Buenos Aires, Lima and but also remote places of interest. In volume one the preparation and execution of the deed leads to destabilization of world order but with the purpose of shaping equality The actors responsible do not get away with what they set in motion. Directing and organizing from the shadows they reveal and in the process change the perspectives of the reader.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 366
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9786162450242
• Artikelnr.: 38090868

Autorenporträt

Frans Welman is a photojournalist and documentary filmmaker from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He started out as a clinical psychologist with a preference for cross-cultural psychology. Armed with that inclination, he went on a journey that carried him from West Papua to Peru, and eventually to the doorstep of Nagaland. Working in the prominent Dutch anthropological Royal Tropical Museum education department for many years brought the conviction to stand by those indigenous peoples who, due to post-colonial effects, have yet to attain their right to self-determination. Frans Welman brings these peoples and environments they live in to light as his never-ending journey continues.