Conversations on the Edge of the Apocalypse by David Jay Brown

Conversations on the Edge of the Apocalypse by David Jay Brown

In his latest interview collection, David Jay Brown has once again gathered some of the most interesting minds of today to consider the future of the human race, the mystery of consciousness, the evolution of technology, psychic phenomena, and more. The book includes conversations with celebrated visionaries and inspirational figures such as Ram Dass, Noam Chomsky, Deepak Chopra, and George Carlin. Part scientific exploration, part philosophical speculation, and part intellectual rollercoaster, the free-form discussions are original and captivating, and offer surprising revelations. Conversations on the Edge of the Apocalpyse is a new look into the minds of some of our groundbreaking leaders and is the perfect gift for science fiction and philosophy fans alike.

If aliens from outer space ever kidnap author and illustrator David J. Brown and study him as a representative sample of life on the world, he pledges that he will do everything in his power to make you all proud. He will sit in a proper position. If he does something that necessitates an apology, he will do so. He is not going to spill his milk.

If the aliens inquire about novels, he will tell them all about the authors and illustrators of important and meaningful books, but not about his own books, which, while entertaining, are not necessarily what you want the aliens to consider when determining whether or not to let earthlings into the intergalactic community of sentient creatures. If they try to persuade David J. to do something he doesn't want to do Brown would accept the position of chancellor or dictator of the world, but he will endeavor to rule in a manner that is relatively near to how you would have wanted to be ruled if democracy had not been rendered obsolete. There is no record of who purchased David J.

Brown's novels will be available for him to consult if this occurs, so you won't have to worry about him favoring those who enjoyed his books over those who didn't. He wouldn't do it even if there was such a list. He isn't the type to do things like that. You'll be hard pressed to find a more compassionate planetary tyrant than David J.