Present Of Books The Koalemos Initiative

Title	:	The Koalemos Initiative
Author	:	P.H. Wilson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First
Pages	:	Pages: 106 pages
Published	:	June 26th 2017 by F&K Books
Categories	:	Free Books. Books

The Koalemos Initiative Paperback | Pages: 106 pages

Explanation To Books The Koalemos Initiative

What is TKI? TKI is not like anything ever created before (that is the kind of line business managers make you write, I apologise), it is 3 books in 1 which is quite surprising given that it is a novella. Layer 1 Layer one is a thriller that has none stop action from start to finish. Who is the man in the yellow polo shirt? Is he an anarchist, a jihadist or a fascist bent on a new world order? What was he doing at the scene of two separate terrorist attacks and why has he reappeared five years later during the deadliest bombings London has seen since the blitz? Agent Heller, the only member of her Majesty's Secret Service that believes the man in the yellow polo shirt is behind it all, must find out the deadly truth, but what is the truth in the world of espionage and where does reality end and madness begin? Layer 2 Layer two is a philosophical meta-fiction discussing the ramifications of actions and thoughts. What if everything that happened in the world of a novel was real? What if authors were evil monsters torturing innocent characters with their evil schemes? And what does that make the reader? Layer 3 Layer three is a literary criticism discussing the state of modern commercial fiction, its inflexible state of being, the trite cliches, the sloppy editing, the scores of grammar and spelling mistakes and its obsession with sales over quality. If novel writing has basically become an algorithm to be followed, why would the world need writers anymore? If the world simply wants the same thing in slightly varying degrees, what is the point of creativity?

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ISBN:	099593570X (ISBN13: 9780995935709)
Edition Language:	English

Rating Of Books The Koalemos Initiative

Ratings: 3.82 From 45 Users | 16 Reviews

Write Up Of Books The Koalemos Initiative

A by the numbers thriller that has a twist you should see coming but won't.Not for those looking to turn their brains off while simplistic it ultimately requires re-reading.

Bizarre, seemingly uneven with layers I am certain I still have yet to comprehend after reading it 5 times. The Koalemos Initiative is not a story that wants you to like it, it wants you to hate it, but that is the premise of the entire humbling experience as it makes us look back at how easily we miss the messages that we should be listening to and in turn listen to some broken interpretation, by those who seek to influence us for their own personal gain. I recommend reading this work, but you

I did not know what an antinovel was before I read this book and I am still not sure I know what one is now and I probably did not get half of what I was suppose to get, but the thriller part of the book is pretty decent very fast paced and it leaves you guessing as for the artsy part of the book and the second author and translation nonsense, that could have been left out. All and all a decent read, but FYI stop reading when the book tells you to stop reading.

The Koalemos Initiative is at its base a story of international terrorism set in London. The main characters are Heller, a female police officer and an Asian double agent known as `The Pizza Man because he makes his first appearance riding a bike and delivering pizza.Its a complexly written story with a sometimes labyrinthine plot. For me at its base, The Koalemos Initiative is about opening your mind to reality. Taking off the filters and seeing the world as it is. Without giving the plot away

It is an interesting idea, hiding a philosophy book behind a thriller. I am not sure if pays off as much as the author would like, but the reader gets an above average thriller and if they pay attention to what is hidden inside the book itself they can then reread the work as a whole new meta-philosophy book, which is a heck of an achievement and to me anyone pushing into the realm of the avant-garde deserves more credit.

This book is very well written. It took me a few pages to get right into it, but once I was in it held my attention to the end.

The story line initially seems to be quite simple and that is where you get caught offguard as the meaning hidden behind it is not. The title itself is the first indication that this story is not quite what it seems and that stupidity truly is the central theme. The rage hidden within the protagonist, and the author themselves, screams off the page as frustration and heartache hide around every corner. As you read you fall into a false sense of superiority as the confusion mounts and you start