Blazing Reader:

More than five years ago, I heard a talk by American journalist Jon Rappoport about how to stop the dark (and often absurd) agenda(s) threatening mankind. He didn't offer any formula or specifics. His recommendation was simple: Use your imagination to come up with creative ideas that no one else can come up with.

His words haunted me and were a catalyst for writing Much Ado About Corona: A Dystopian Love Story. Now, I'm happy to report, Jon Rappoport is releasing a similar novel which he promises will be "quite disturbing to the political status quo."

In his announcement about the novel's serialization, Rappoport says:

Fiction has the advantage of making fact into VIVID reality that fact alone can’t equal. This novel isn’t an attempt to merely clarify certain truths. It drags those truths out of the shadows and puts them in the foreground, front and center, and reinvents the world without masks. Without apologies. Without excuses. Without artificial constraints.

That's exactly what I attempted to manifest with Much Ado About Corona. And I'm sure Rappoport will strive to do the same with his red pill literary adventure. You can read more about his novel, The Grid Laid Over the World, on his Substack column.

Stay sane and keep reading,
—John C. A. Manley

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