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John Wickey

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I've lived 39 years on this earth, but have called myself an old man since I was 18, always feeling much too serious; and that is the reason that reading appeals to me so much.

I've always enjoyed the sensation of immersing myself in a story. A good author can put you there, in the middle of excitement and daring deeds for a little while, living another life. I've always dreamed of being one of those storytellers capable of making people forget their reality, if only for a moment.

Instead, I've made a fair amount of money as a Day-Trader, though not so much as a business man.

I look forward to the back and forth with any and all.

Future's End is currently available on Amazon (US)- found at the website below.

favourite books

Morgan's Run - Colleen McCullough
The Partner - John Grisham
The DaVinci Code - Dan Brown
The poetry of Rudyard Kipling
The Hunt For Red October - Tom Clancy
Timeline - Michael Crichton

I've loved a lot of books. I consume books. I have a hard time laying down favorites.

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Future's End

John Wickey

Money makes the world go round. The day it failed … Well, that was the day the future ended. It was the day civilization crumbled.


The whole system collapsed. No credit cards, no checks, not even cash worked. One day, it was all just worthless. Without money, the world stopped and the anarchy began.

A few saw it coming, but no one imagined it would be so bad: starvation, war, barbarism. We should have. The writing was on the wall, tensions were high. Economists, professors, analysts all said trouble was ahead. One even said we faced a modern “Fall of Rome”. But we didn’t listen. We just went on spending like there was no tomorrow. Guess what? There really was no tomorrow.

Only one man saw the full implications, laid plans and built a refuge. Jon Thomson was his name. He’s a legend now, because he didn’t just try to save himself. He tried to save everything.

This is the story of what happened, of what engulfed our world. It’s also the story of what will happen again when people get as arrogant and self-centered as they were.

It’s inevitable, like an avalanche that builds up over time. Once the snow starts to slide, nothing can stop it. Unless we learn the lesson, it’s going to happen to us.


82,000 words.

Currently Available on Amazon

 

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jsault2003 wrote 90 days ago

Hello John, I see that you've got the book in print. I'm confused....

j.l. wood-miller wrote 90 days ago

Hello Mr. Wickey, Literary fiction pushed to its limits in a stran....

Scott Toney wrote 118 days ago

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I wrote 318 days ago

I saw "The Write In" and my cynicism toward our current political system forced me to back this book. I love it! view book

I wrote 612 days ago

Talented writing, intriguing opening chapter and excellent cover artwork. Easily backed! John WIckey Future's End view book

I wrote 616 days ago

I like your opening, "It wasn't a dark and stormy night...", I used something very similar - kind of anti-traditional. Good luck! view book

I wrote 633 days ago

This has the makings of a very good sci-fi. Good luck, John Wickey Future's End view book

I wrote 633 days ago

Gripping subject matter. Good luck with this, John WIckey Future's End view book

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