The Creative Sponge

By Andy Marlow
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(5.00 based on 2 reviews)

Published: Sep. 03, 2011
Words: 105,171 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465963819


Short description

Thomas Wilson is missing. When last seen, he was being taken away by a representative of the mysterious TGN organisation, his identity erased. Kathy Turner, his best friend, has gone insane searching for him. Or has reality distorted itself around her? This philosophical thriller brings their destinies together on a journey deep into the nature of identity, reality and existence itself.

Extended description

Thomas Wilson is missing. When last seen, he was being taken away by a representative of the mysterious organisation known as TGN, his identity erased.
Kathy Turner, his best friend, has gone insane searching for him. Or has reality distorted itself around her?
Gregory Smith, a journalist for a national newspaper, finds his fate inexplicably joined with Thomas’ after he sees his soul reflected back at him from unfamiliar eyes.
This philosophical thriller brings their three destinies together on a journey deep into the nature of identity, reality and existence itself.

Tags

tragic, philosophy, reality, thriller suspense, identity, scientist, soul, dystopian, existence, mind time travel

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Review by: Tom on Sep. 10, 2011 : star star star star star
This book is somewhat unusual in that it is a philosophical thriller based on the idea of mind-body dualism; whether we percieve the world as it is or whether the mind is completely disconnected from the body. A gripping read, it follows Thomas Wilson, a uni graduate whom many of us can sympathise with, who is abducted by a strange organisation known solely as TGN. TGN's identity, in keeping with the tone of the book, remains a mystery. Many aspects of the book remain a mystery, including whether Thomas and a couple of characters are indeed people or merely figments of the other character's imaginations. Nonetheless, it is a very good read and a change from the romance fiction and misery memoirs that seem to make up the top-10 paperback lists today.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: smurfa ruddick on Sep. 03, 2011 : star star star star star
it is excellent and mindblowing and i couldn't stop reading it
i would recommend this to psychology and philosophy students or people who are interested in this sort of thing :P
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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