CORRECTION: New Novel Predicts the Collapse of Civilization
CORRECTION:
New Novel Predicts the Collapse of Civilization
Author B.T. Post reveals a culture in crisis in The Noah Countdown
TAMPA, Fla. -- December 11, 2008 -- The Noah Countdown by B.T. Post is a psychological thriller about a global energy crisis that threatens the human race with extinction.
In The Noah Countdown, Liz Warren Delaney is a widow haunted by her past. Training to become a psychotherapist, Liz discovers that the Florida mental hospital where she interns is a microcosm for the world. As a result, Liz realizes Bud Jackson, a patient known for his irrational warnings of an apocalyptic nightmare facing humans, isn’t insane after all, and she helps him escape. In a rush of action and adventure, the mismatched pair flees to the Everglades, where Bud knows a small group of civilians who are working to warn humans of the impending global meltdown. With time running out, Bud and Liz must find a way to create a new human culture in the face of the current civilization’s collapse, while Liz’s past serves as a cautionary tale about wild conjecture, unrestrained power and one’s will to survive.
Post describes a world on the brink of destruction, where people are blind to the nature of civilization—which is marked by the exploitation of the natural world, growth and progress measured by consumerism, unnatural hierarchies of power, and violence—and its imminent collapse.
Written to expose a harsh reality, The Noah Countdown seeks to illustrate the end of the American dream and infinite prosperity and points to pathways where joy and humanity can be found in spite of limits.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at btpost@live.com and through the Web site, thenoahcountdown.com . The Noah Countdown is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
B.T. Post has taught environmental education studies at a community college, and she developed curriculum for students from pre-school through college. She currently divides her time between the west coast of Florida and eastern Washington.
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