Ampol Publishing appear today the absolution of a album copy of the 2005 ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award Finalist, "The Cattle" by Greg M. Sarwa.
-- Ampol Publishing appear today the absolution of a album copy of the 2005 ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award Finalist "The Cattle" by Greg M. Sarwa.
"The Cattle," accounting afore the access of The Real ID Act of 2005, examines a terrifyingly accessible aftereffect of a National Identification System. Greg M. Sarwa presents one analytic progression in the change of a National Identification System in the United States: the implanting of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) microchips in American citizens. In the book, this accustomed change against a Utopian association chargeless from fears of agitation is abandoned by an aristocratic authoritative agency with a atramentous agenda. It is a fast-paced and terrifyingly astute extrapolation based on technologies that are in development or already exist.
'The Cattle' is a appropriate and awful account that gives a aftertaste of what ability appear if the sleeping masses acquiesce a base government to use agitation as an alibi for absolute ascendancy of the public. And if you anticipate we, the people, are too adeptness to let that happen, again you accept not been paying attention. … This adventure takes George Orwell's 1984 to a alarming level... ... 'The Cattle' is a air-conditioned and acute glimpse at one accessible approaching adverse America. This fast paced abstruseness will accumulate the readers absorbed in the adventure appropriate from the chat go... It is a actual alarming annotation on what happens if a population... gives too abundant ascendancy over their own fortunes to the government. 'The Cattle' … is a … arresting atypical that deals with the permutations of behavior already in abode in this country - namely Homeland Security … In the advance of two canicule Sarwa unfolds a arrangement gone actual amiss and the way this plays out makes for an bend of the bench fast apprehend … Very able-bodied done! Though based on a believable future, the a lot of abominable revelations beat in "The Cattle" do not focus on technology but, instead, on the strengths and weaknesses of the animal spirit. Disbelief, confusion, curiosity, fear, trust, confidence, hope—all, and more, apparent as the characters access the final conflict. Readers will calmly analyze with the affections and motivations of the heroes. In contrast, readers will abhor the villains. All the while, they will acquisition themselves swept up in an burning and baleful chase to betrayal the abhorrent truth.
“'The Cattle' is a appropriate and awful account that gives a aftertaste of what ability appear if the sleeping masses acquiesce a base government to use agitation as an alibi for absolute ascendancy of the public. And if you anticipate we, the people, are too adeptness to let that happen, again you accept not been paying attention.”
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“… This adventure takes George Orwell's 1984 to a alarming level... “
Michelle True
“... 'The Cattle' is a air-conditioned and acute glimpse at one accessible approaching adverse America. “
James K Bowers
“This fast paced abstruseness will accumulate the readers absorbed in the adventure appropriate from the chat go...”
BookWire
“It is a actual alarming annotation on what happens if a population... gives too abundant ascendancy over their own fortunes to the government.”
Sue Nussbaum
“'The Cattle' … is a … arresting atypical that deals with the permutations of behavior already in abode in this country - namely Homeland Security … In the advance of two canicule Sarwa unfolds a arrangement gone actual amiss and the way this plays out makes for an bend of the bench fast apprehend … Very able-bodied done!”
Grady Harp
This able fiction is accessible through www.gregsarwa.com, www.amazon.com, www.bn.com and any book retailer. The amount is $14.95 ISBN #0-9766202-0-0
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