"books [that] take their audacious premises seriously, and bit by bit, explore the consequences to the characters and to humanity at large," including:The Flicker Men, Ted KosmatkaRead about another entry on the list.
There’s a common misconception about quantum physics that reality doesn’t actually exist until it is observed. It’s the stuff of quack pseudoscience, but Kosmatka uses it as his premise: If this were really true, then what would we find when we studied the phenomenon? Would all humans be able to collapse the wave? What about animals? Children? The unborn? It’s a simple premise that kicks off a whirlwind of implications and follows them to far-reaching conclusions.
The Page 69 Test: The Flicker Men.
My Book, The Movie: The Flicker Men.
--Marshal Zeringue
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