crowd-sourced novel …

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ever heard of crowd-sourcing a novel? cnet has. and to prove it … they provided for a collaboration of contributors(writers) spanning earth's six habitable continents (7th, antarctica, omitted).

title of the book: crowd control: heaven makes a killing
the story-line evolves around parallel universes … incorporating biotechnology as the main focal point.

April 19, 2051 - Earth Version EB-2

The moment that would come to define the relationship of two planets across two universes was based on a lie.

"So, you're telling us that you know God? You're saying you've spoken to God, essentially?"

The host sat leaning forward with her elbows on her knees, speaking slowly, wanting to be sure to get the phrasing just right to prevent the evasive answer she anticipated.

"Sure, I know God very well," the tall woman said nonchalantly, leaning forward in response …

Spoiler: index-summary

"Crowd Control: Heaven Makes a Killing'

Spoiler: story-line

'Crowd Control,' our crowdsourced science fiction novel, starts here

Spoiler: additional insight/logistics

'Crowd Control' contributors

Spoiler: book-cover image (hi-res)

https://cnet3.cbsistatic.com/img/lY...-9743-ff0c103cc54c/crowdcontrolcoverfinal.jpg

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