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The God Virus is now complete and the reviews are in.
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He has quite an imagination for a young man. -- his mother.

I wish I could write like him, but I never learned nothing but printing. -- his best friend.

He seems to know more about viruses than my average patient. -- his doctor.

Somebody else please order his book; my back is killing me. -- his postman.

Thank goodness he has found a useful profession. -- his boss

As a writer, he is an excellent photographer. -- his wife.

We have taken the number of book sales that he has genereted in the past and plotted a statistical curve. From that, we predict that he will continue to generate zero book sales well into the future. -- a potential publisher

We think the market for this type of book is non-existant, as readers of this sort of material generally like lots of pictures. Also the dialog should be in balloons. if he would consider re-writing for the existing market and cutting out at least eighty percent of the verbiage, we might be able to do something. -- a potential agent.

I like it--the cover, I mean. -- his son.

The book was great--absolutely fabulous. Except for the sacriligious stuff, and also all the sex. Oh, and I didn't care for that bestiality scene with the porpoises. I also found the parts about the Pope were offensive to me. And the whole question of other species getting married was ridiculous. In fact, now that I think about it, I didn't really care for it at all. I recommend that for the sake of your own mental and spiritual health, you stay away from this book. -- his priest.

He is kind to animals. -- his favorite aunt.

For Heaven's sake, read the damn thing so he will give us a break. -- his other aunt.

He wrote a book? -- his dad.
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"The God Virus" is my fourth novel. Waste your time on it at your own risk. I am through making promises.

I think you will find it easier to read at
http://www.slushpilereader.com/index.php?option=com_manuscripts&view=book&id=162&Itemid=5
You can even print it off if you prefer.


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The God Virus

J.E. Murphy

An ancient virus is turning animals into people and people into monsters. A cure is on the way, but it is worse than the disease.


A virus from billions of years in the past has survived in ancient salt beds and has re-emerged with devestating results. As the virus turns evolution on its head, people are changed into monsters, animals begin to demand their rights, and civilization is brought to its knees. The few remaining humans seek safety in the quarantine of walled cities such as the Vatican. They desperately seek a cure, but the only one they can find may bring civilization the rest of the way down.

Judeus and Miranda set out with a wolfish priest, a planeload of pilgrims, and a bizarre cat on their own journey from Miami to the Vatican. One wants to teach the Pope how to pray. Another wants to lay siege against the humans. And last, but not least, they want to get the Pope's perspective on whether non-humans should marry.

With their plane shot down over Africa, they learn that strange events are not limited just to the civilized parts of the world.

Is the virus God's punishment on the world? Or is there no god but the virus? Or is the virus going to create a new god? Can three sponge-monsters straighten this mess out?

 

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I wrote 849 days ago

Very disturbing, as I am sure it is intended to be, and well written. This is not my cup of tea, but I am backing it based on the fact that it successfully creeped me out. I have a couple of suggestions for the very first part. I wonder how normal it would be for an institution to allow the mother o... view book

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An entertaining and intriguing story with some very interesting characters. (BTW - I used the word "intriguing" before I read it in a previous review. I usually read the story and write my brief critique before reading other reviews, so now you have at least two solid "intriguing"s going for you.) ... view book

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