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Latest comment: 15 years ago by ZehnKatzen in topic Untitled

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I've rewritten the plot of the novel in order to make it more accurately reflect the content of the book. Credit to the original author for feeling this book needs a Wikipedia article - I heartily agree - but there were numerous accuracy problems with it, from an incorrect statement of the number of "neoneutrons" expected by the Project staff to identifying "Iggy" as a nickname for the "Tehporp Eugatnom" characater - "Iggy" (also known in the text as "Yggi") was actually a minor supporting character in the CTT cult that Eugatnom led.

The text also seems to make fairly clear over the course of the story that the supernatural being inhabiting Milton Bradford is more than merely an alien being but the Creative Force that brought the Universe into being to begin with, and thus descrbing the plot is therefore not aptly served with that description.

I have avoided at this time going into the climax of the book. My understanding is that when one reads a Wikipedia article about a book one should expect spoilers, but I'm not 100% clear on that and am researching it.

--Samuel John Klein (talk) 03:07, 1 January 2011 (UTC)Reply