Obvious, perhaps, but not irrelevant

Here’s the Internet link.

This book has received no promotion since its initial release and the end of my 1991 book tour on Entertainment Tonight, and it is still alive. The New York Times told my publicist the paper would never review the book. They knew what it was and wanted to bury it. It has sold 80,000+ copies (no figures on the U.K. version). I own the rights.

I have been reading about a resurgence in Christianity among college-age young people in the United States. Reports say many of them are actually reading the Holy Bible several days a week. The Boomer Bible was written for precisely this audience.

From one of the final books of TBB’s Punk Testament. This was, is, 

and will always be my mission. To be a resource for the ones 

who will have to rebuild western civilization. 

A couple days ago, I went to the Turning Point USA and asked them to contact me. I told them a bare minimum of info about me and The Boomer Bible. Have heard noting yet. Months ago I sent a pristine copy of both TBB and the companion book PUNK city to Skyhorse Publishing, which claims to be interested in conservative books. I received no acknowledgment or communication of any kind from them. All self-promoting agents are unreachable by phone and do not respond to voicemails. My wife many such contact attempts before her present disabilities began, and she never succeeded in speaking with anyone.

I’m telling you this because I have to tell someone. I am not trying to get rich. I am trying to provide a valuable resource to a beleaguered generation of young people who need it. TBB is a Judeo-Christian testament of faith, an expose of the Sixties generation that poisoned the end of the 20 century and the first quarter of the 21st. It tells the history of the world as the Baby Boomers learned it in school, college, and adult life. It satirizes the delusional interpretations of modern culture while providing a way to see the more enlightened sources beneath the slick dismissals.

The book is, in fact, a biography of the mind of Harry, a true ‘Anti Christ’ persona who uses reverse psychology to create a dark but complete mirror of Christianity called the Pontifical Harrier Parish. He has his own Trinity of Desire, Certainty, and Blame, and his communion sacrament is called Consolation, the white powder that gave him an impregnable empire in Rio de Janeiro, the heaven to which he escapes after walking out of a life sentence in prison. 

The premise is that it was written by the dispossessed, a community of punk rockers turned writers who worked in bands aided by artificial intelligence software that blended individual contributions into stories.their biggest problem was having nothing to write about. All they had was hatred of the Yuppies who visited their rowdy nightspots on nights and weekends. They decided to find out what these Boomers knew and write it down so they would know what the hell was wrong in their own lives. They intervened the Yuppies and took notes, then there’d at a computer center in an abandoned ice cream factory in Headhouse Square to write their Bible. The content they captured included the cynical essentials of a liberal arts college education, of which Philadelphia has plenty. Popular culture was also part of the mix, including movies and TV shows described in enough detail to enable the book’s Intercolumn Reference to cast every major figure in history as some famous Hollywood star. 

The Present Testament’s epistles are aimed at the demographics of Philadelphia, taking in all walks of life and levels of income and education in the City of Brotherly Love, including a slide presentation about the Way of Harry in the Book of Wharts. 

You see the book is educational, irreverent, and predictive of everything that went wrong when the Baby Boomers were finally in charge of it all.

Who needs such a book? The kind of young people who are turning away from atheistic Marxism and are seeking a meaning in life that just might be traceable to a divine creator who gave Mankind the gift of law and consideration for the rights and well being of others.

You may have gathered my time is pretty full up with writing and trying to salvage imperiled existing works. I need ideas about how to engage with the new movement toward a purpose and in life beyond a BMW in the garage.

Maybe it’s still too soon. Just thought I’d be clear about my own intentions in the matter.

I know some person of discernment knows it’s important. The TBB entry at the Modern archive is a photographic copy of every page in the book. I know this because there’s bleed-through on some pages from the text on the other side. That means someone had the job of carefully photocopying all 822 pages, one page at a time. The book can be borrowed in discrete chunks for specific periods of time for free of course.

They’re also giving me a hard time about accessing other large works of mine at the Modern Archive. Tightening their belts, it seems. Just this past year they started cutting me off for “Too Many Inquiries.” I know they want money on a subscription, which I’m doing at a level I can afford, but it doesn’t seem to be enough.

I’ll wait to see if Turning Point can find someone with enough spare time to correspond with me. Pretty sure they have the money to republish The Boomer Bible. Fhey just don’t know that want to yet.