Just released from Global Arts press:
The Future lies (A post-dystopian romantic thriller)
‘Written with assured power, the result is gripping, scary, and surprisingly empathetic…’ — Booklife/Publishers weekly
What would you do
if you found out one day
that the Artificial Intelligence
that ran everything
was lazy, dishonest,
and not quite as bright
as it seemed?
That there might be a way
to outwit the Network
in spite of its oppression,
and maybe to find love,
and some kind of a future
in the ruins
of a desolate world?
If you didn't
die trying, that is?
Also Available from Global Arts Press:
The Beatin’ Path — a lyrical guide to lucid evolution
'One of the ‘world-changing books published since the year 2000’
— Living Now Evergreen Award
‘I must preface, highlight, skywrite, bold, all caps the word “creative” when using it to describe The Beatin’ Path. The book explodes with… with… stories of existence, questions around morality, questions around mortality…deep thoughts, silly musings that lead to deep thoughts – and that’s just the first chapter. It’s like someone took Tom Robbins and threw him in a blender with Huxley, Orwell, Kant and Darwin, and then added a dash of the Buddha with a drop of the essence of a holy-rolling tent-revival preacher on acid.
The tongue-twisting wordplay that is present in this book demonstrates Lane’s whimsical storytelling abilities. Kicking off with a piece titled “Mantra for a Panther in a Room Full of Metronomes,” it’s clear that the reader is in for a ride. The mundane, profane, abstract, religious, political, financial, artistic – it’s all knit together in a flowing series of written stories that provoke inquiry and present a new way of viewing them via the author’s kaleidoscopic-colored glasses. Yeah. It’s a trip!’
-- Tanya McGinnity
The Beatin’ Path is:
An experimental mash-up of literary invention,
social commentary, and 21st-Century worldviewIllustrated by the most gifted graphic artists
of the past 300 yearsInspired by Marshall McLuhan’s ‘electric books’
of the 1960sA prescient deconstruction of the *rump/COVID era
A tribute to the ingenuity of the human mind
Like nothing you’ve read before