I’m a first time author. My book should be available soon, by the end of this year. I’m going through iUniverse to publish.

I cannot offer constructive criticism or suggestion on what to read to create ideas. The question is posed wrong in regards to myself, irrelevant to what brought me to think and then write a book.

Imagine you grew up and always found animate biological objects fascinating. Life in all its forms is “cool.” You’re sixteen, seventeen years old and one day in the year 1984, and for the next two, three days, on a lark, sort of, you sit down and write your thoughts about biological life to paper. This is what you wrote. The link is to a pdf file of mine, entitled, A Treatise on the Nature of Life.

This treatise sits as twenty paper pages in your desk for twenty years. No one you talk is academic-minded to understand that what you wrote is a mathematical presentation which links all biological life to a Creative entity (God.) And so after twenty years you want to incorporate the treatise into a story so as to explain what the treatise says and is all about. Anastasia, this is what inspired me to write a 120,000 word manuscript.

I have approximately thirty college credits under my cap. I was once given a New York State administered IQ test during my teenage years. The people who administered the test told me I scored 139. This information about me may shed light on the structure of the treatise, and how it came to be written in the style it is.

If you had written such a treatise, how would you have set the theme of a story to tell the world what you discovered?

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i do wonder if portable devices really reach broad audiences – i suppose content is the key here – and when (since it is not a matter of whether) they will be as ubiquitous as cellphones. Sooner rather than later, I am sure. I once said I would never own a cellphone. That was eons before the MP3 player and all the other digital appendages I seem to have acquired.