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The Spell Factory: an adult novella.

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A lonely and sexually confused young man is drawn out of his depth into a political campaign for Freedom of Information led by Scientologists lobbying inside Parliament. His incipient paranoia is further fed when he is introduced to a woman from the American Embassy in London whom he suspects might be CIA. The outcome is a nervous breakdown, here vividly described. While 25 years ago his concerns over lobbying, corruption, surveillance and overweening state power might have been largely confined to a few dissidents, they are now widely discussed in alternative media. This book contains the encouraging message that you can recover almost completely from psychosis. One kind reader commented "It's literature!"

Language: English

Pages: 78

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: October 23, 2016

The Spell Factory: an adult novella.

0/5 ( ratings)

A lonely and sexually confused young man is drawn out of his depth into a political campaign for Freedom of Information led by Scientologists lobbying inside Parliament. His incipient paranoia is further fed when he is introduced to a woman from the American Embassy in London whom he suspects might be CIA. The outcome is a nervous breakdown, here vividly described. While 25 years ago his concerns over lobbying, corruption, surveillance and overweening state power might have been largely confined to a few dissidents, they are now widely discussed in alternative media. This book contains the encouraging message that you can recover almost completely from psychosis. One kind reader commented "It's literature!"

Language: English

Pages: 78

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: October 23, 2016

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