Infinite Dimensions: Superheroes from Wall Street
Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction, Fantasy
| Author: | J.A Sebastin | ISBN: | 9780989867511 |
| Publisher: | Infinite Dimensions | Publication: | December 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Infinite Dimensions | Language: | English |
| Author: | J.A Sebastin |
| ISBN: | 9780989867511 |
| Publisher: | Infinite Dimensions |
| Publication: | December 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Infinite Dimensions |
| Language: | English |
Infinite Dimensions is a work consisting of five volumes. "Oliver Oscar" is the main character. He is a boy from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is able to perceive the highly choreographed interaction between true knowledge and misinformation. Oliver has a burning quest to discover a single answer to all the problems in a world that is consumed by knowledge and it's many contradictions. He begins to search, challenge, and seek reasons that will lead to the answers to all of his questions that are a result of his inquiry. He dives into these complex concepts and ideas of the universe that drive humanity to chaos and destruction. In his journey with his nine friends, he travels to New York City and learns an astounding and incredible theory of the legendary scientist Nikola Tesla, which states: "The universe is a conductor of sound." With this revolutionary idea, Oliver continues on, discovering the concept called "Science of Verbum Victus," which explains that there is a parallel energy in this world that is the mother and foundation of all living forces. Did Oliver find an answer to save the world or was he lost in his search in infinite dimensions?
Infinite Dimensions is a work consisting of five volumes. "Oliver Oscar" is the main character. He is a boy from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is able to perceive the highly choreographed interaction between true knowledge and misinformation. Oliver has a burning quest to discover a single answer to all the problems in a world that is consumed by knowledge and it's many contradictions. He begins to search, challenge, and seek reasons that will lead to the answers to all of his questions that are a result of his inquiry. He dives into these complex concepts and ideas of the universe that drive humanity to chaos and destruction. In his journey with his nine friends, he travels to New York City and learns an astounding and incredible theory of the legendary scientist Nikola Tesla, which states: "The universe is a conductor of sound." With this revolutionary idea, Oliver continues on, discovering the concept called "Science of Verbum Victus," which explains that there is a parallel energy in this world that is the mother and foundation of all living forces. Did Oliver find an answer to save the world or was he lost in his search in infinite dimensions?
