The Last Book in the World

by Fredrik Colting

Overview

It�s a year not too long from this one � sooner than you�d think � and a mysterious plague has destroyed most of Earth�s trees. As the print industry shudders into silence, a librarian named Jonathan Butter has been granted the opportunity of a lifetime: he is to write the last book in the world. But with the eyes of billions upon him, Jonathan has history�s worst case of writer�s block. Not even the girl of his dreams, a mysterious visitor named Johanna, can break it. When a demon named Koob offers him a remedy, Jonathan jumps for it. But Jonathan soon realizes that he�s been drawn into something more sinister. He finds himself trapped in the strange world behind the scenes of literature�s classics, and as his travels become more and more surreal, he must fight his way back to the real world.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150706439
Publisher:	Gigolo Publishing
Publication date:	08/10/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	220
File size:	947 KB

About the Author

Fredrik Colting, 38, is a recognized writer, author, inventor and creative juggernaut. Born and raised in Sweden he founded international publishing company Nicotext (www.nicotext.com), where he produced and was the Creative Director of more than 50 titles with sales of over 300,000 copies.
As the author of 3 novels, including the most talked about book in 2010 (60 Years Later, Windupbird Publishing), Mr. Colting has his finger firmly on the pulse of popular culture. His most recent endeavor is the creation and founding of the world�s most talked about watch � Tikker, the wrist watch that counts down your life (www.mytikker.com). A master conceptualizer, Mr. Colting is currently developing a gadget that will change your life, while applying his writing skills, and pop culture savvy, as a screenwriter.

Editorial Reviews

"The Last Book in the World is a pinch of Shutter Island, a dash of Jasper Ffordes hysterical and wonderful Thursday Next series, finished off with some Twin Peaks, and� a bibliophiles wet dream. Incredibly eloquent and smart."

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