Mark Plimsoll

The Innocent Mermaid - 1st half of Book 1 of 3 - Felicia & The Twins (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An illustrated novel!
Mark Plimsoll wrote and illustrated, with digitally enhanced artwork, a futurist's tale about the survival of all people, perhaps all life on Earth. The fate of the future rests on the success of Amber Luna, an oceanic Mermaid raised on the Innocent River. She finds a lost orphan child, Felicia, in the endemic Wild Rice, and over ten years they learn how to live before returning to the City of Coral Arches deep in the sea. They both witness the kidnapping of The Twins, a famous singing duo from thier city, by TerraMaids, land dwelling two-legged people whose cities on the world's seashores offer all that money can buy. Felicia came from that TerraLandia, and abandons her life amongst the oceanic Mermaids.
All people use their Earrings to connect with the Knowledge Base, but Amber cannot find any information on her three friends. In the midst of ecological degradation, concerned Mermaids learn that the capital of TerraLandia sits on an island in a cold mountain lake. Amber decides to undertake the difficult journey, lose her scales and fins, become a TerraLandia resident, find her friends, stop the Anthropocene, and perhaps Save the Afterlife!
Beware, if you read this story, it might change the way you see the world, or change even the way you think. You may see this planet Earth, and the known universe, as an even MORE majestic, strange, and magical place than you ever imagined!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mark Plimsoll
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005584887
• Artikelnr.: 70232142

Autorenporträt

His college professors said "Young people have little of importance to say. Go live life, explore, ask questions, before you try to create art." Mr. Plimsoll dove into Latin America (and learned Spanish - his favorite author received the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature) and interprets the complexities of distinct worldviews, linguistic and personal. He has written two memoirs, "WMD Machete- A Global Citizen's coming of age in a Forgotten Earthquake that Killed Twenty-two Thousand," and "Havana Ball- North American Philanthropy in Culture Clash."
He also wrote the novel "Godless Goddess, a Wiccan Adventure in Hawaii." In 2009, he wrote, performed, produced, and published a CD-ROM musical multimedia audiobook, or radiodrama, titled "Cell U.R." about the future of humanity with nanotechnology cell-phone implants in twenty-three half-hour podcasts.
Recently, he published "Cell U.R. Tales from the Script" in book form, the script plus lyrics to the podcasts.