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Dan Elliott Jr.

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Some people author ten books in twelve years; I chose a different path, I have been working on the same novel since 1997.

Becoming an overnight sensation is a lot harder than it looks, you know?

favourite books

Anything by Amy Tan, Martin Cruz Smith, Elmore Leonard,
and James Clavell.

Plus a host of others, of course. James Thurber. Herman Wouk. Truman Capote. Dr. Seuss

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The Malibu Experiment

Dan Elliott Jr,

A man becomes able to heal people with his touch.


Earth is the repository of the most valuable substance in galaxy, the prime ingredient for making the only known aphrodisiac, salt water. By galactic rule, we must prove ourselves ready for the great wealth to come, lest we destroy ourselves and take half the galaxy with us. An experiment is conceived. Starship Pilot Doe Ray Mee and Mission Commander Ala Mode travel to Earth, to gauge our readiness. John Hightower, a homebuilder, comes to realize he has somehow gained the power of healing others. As events unfold, he is proclaimed by some to be The New Messiah, by others as the greatest fraud of all time. He is exploited by the media, the political establishment, the legal system, and organized religion. After a series of unfortunate events, the situation deteriorates, he is declared the anti-christ. Enraged fanatics attack his home and attempt to stone him to death. In a break with protocol, he is rescued and taken to safety back to Malibu, (along with ten gallons of salt water and his wife), making them extremely wealthy. Alas, there's no place like home.

 

The Malibu Experiment

Dan Elliott Jr,

A man receives becomes able to heal people (and revive the newly-dead) with his touch.


Earth is the repository of the most valuable substance in galaxy, the prime ingredient for making the only known aphrodisiac, salt water. By galactic rule, we must prove ourselves ready for the great wealth to come, lest we destroy ourselves and take half the galaxy with us. An experiment is conceived. Starship Pilot Doe Ray Mee and Mission Commander Ala Mode travel to Earth, to gauge our readiness. John Hightower, a homebuilder, comes to realize he has somehow gained the power of healing others. As events unfold, he is proclaimed by some to be The New Messiah, by others as the greatest fraud of all time. He is exploited by the media, the political establishment, the legal system, and organized religion. After a series of unfortunate events, the situation deteriorates, he is declared the anti-christ. Enraged fanatics attack his home and attempt to stone him to death. In a break with protocol, he is rescued and taken to safety back to Malibu, (along with ten gallons of salt water and his wife), making them extremely wealthy. Alas, there's no place like home.

 

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I wrote 1483 days ago

This is a genius work; sadly, most readers are not genius. It is too thick for me to wade through. That may say more about me than the work, I am certainly not the final authority on anything. But I gave up after ten minutes. Dan view book

I wrote 1494 days ago

I think the most beautiful words ever written are 'Once Upon A Time.' I wanted to make those the first four words of the novel, but decided too many agents would instantly move on to the next manuscript in their slush-pile, you know? view book

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I wrote 1502 days ago

Fascinating synopsis. I am going to read the book this afternoon. Dan view book

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