Much Ado About Corona
#17 on Dystopian Bestseller List

Thanks to everybody's help with yesterday's campaign to push back against the absurdity of "pandemic amnesty" for the scamdemic dictators, Much Ado About Corona: A Dystopian Love Story has climbed to three 100 bestseller lists on Amazon Canada.

The print version is ranking today at #17 for dystopian science-fiction, just after Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. It even beat Dean Koontz's latest thriller...

For dystopian ebooks, it's ranking #97, not far behind George Orwell's 1984...


And then for Kindle Drama Bestsellers, it's ranking #33 just after Siobhan Davis' 560-page romance novel, Say I'm the One...

Amazon is still processing orders. Sales aren't tallied until items ship (hence why the ebook rankings are better right now). It would be great if we use this weekend to get the novel even more publicity on the book-buyers battlefield known as Amazon. So if you haven't been helping make Canadian history with the world's first novel exposing the COVID agenda, you can still purchase a copy for yourself or get ahead on your Christmas gift shopping.

And, what about you Americans? Don't you read? Let's see if we get can get Much Ado About Corona on a few of Amazon USA's bestseller lists, too. Let's make America literate again!

—John C. A. Manley

PS As Albert Camus said: "The purpose of a writer is to keep civilization from destroying itself." But writers need readers like you, who can turn off the dazzle of Netflix, hit pause on YouTube and power down their slave phone so they can lose themselves in an old-fashioned novel.

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