There is something very wrong with the official explanation of 9/11, 7/7, the War on Terror, the war in Afghanistan, and the invasion of Iraq. There is something even stranger happening with the economy. But if you type the right questions into Google you get the right answers. These are The Google Questions.
"A fascinating concept and a really good story" - Scott Pack
After three years in a coma, 7/7 victim Wynton Smith awakes to a world where civil liberties are cast aside to safeguard security and where war is waged against a mysterious enemy who hates freedom. Nothing seems to make much sense but Wynton soon discovers that the answers really are out there. You just have to know the right questions - The Google Questions.
How do The Google Questions work? Wynton is sent on a journey with a series of cryptic questions. Sourcing his answers only from conventional websites such as the BBC, The Guardian, The Washington Post, etc, he soon discovers that the truth, far from being hidden, is staring him in the face.
"The cleverest piece of writing I've read for some time. I just kept on reading, it was so compelling" - Nick Wastnage
"Gobsmacking stuff! Terrific assembly of material and very readable" - Anthony Bye
"Expanding the boundaries of the novel! I laughed out loud when I went to the final chapter" - Kate Kasserman
After three years in a coma, 7/7 victim Wynton Smith awakes to a world where civil liberties are cast aside to safeguard security and where war is waged against a mysterious enemy who hates freedom. Nothing seems to make much sense but Wynton soon discovers that the answers really are out there. You just have to know the right questions - The Google Questions.
