NOBLE SAVAGE
An experimental allegorical novella and social satire about the lack of spirituality in modern society. Follow the Delos family as severe drought ravages the world. Henry Delos is a Madison Avenue advertising executive using an advanced marketing technique, fearsell, to sell New Clear Beer. His son, Michael, discovers spirituality. His daughter, Diana, a survivalist, tries to escape from the city to Nature. His wife spends her time medicated and in therapy. MAN RIDES HIS MACHINE THROUGH NATURE TOWARDS GOD
An experimental allegorical novella and social satire about the lack of spirituality in modern society.
Follow the Delos family as severe drought ravages the world.
Henry Delos is a Madison Avenue advertising executive using an advanced marketing technique, fearsell, to sell New Clear Beer.
His son, Michael, discovers spirituality.
His daughter, Diana, a survivalist, tries to escape from the city to Nature.
His wife spends her time medicated and in therapy.
MAN
RIDES
HIS
MACHINE
THROUGH
NATURE
TOWARDS
GOD
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FEARS ELL<br />
Mr. Delos sat at his desk, in front of his sophisticated,<br />
touch sensitive, voice controlable, CRT computer screen. He was<br />
examining a series of graphs; product sales of many of his<br />
advertising agency's largest accounts were on the decline. They<br />
had been that way for weeks.<br />
Henry Delos knew what problem was - SEXSELL had reached its<br />
saturation point - the public was no longer responding to<br />
increased sexual stimulation in advertising, which, over the past<br />
few years, had helped to sell hundreds of billions of dollars<br />
worth of consumer goods to the consuming masses. Sexual<br />
arousement, in advertising, was no longer stimulating that sexual<br />
anxiety which causes people to purchase a specific good in order<br />
to give themselves temporary satisfaction.<br />
For years Henry had been saying, "Get'em by. the balls, and<br />
hold on tight!" But he knew that his grip was loosening; people<br />
were not responding like they used to. Something had to be done<br />
or his firm would lose some big accounts. He did not want to let<br />
his partners, or his clients down.
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