Nothing and Everywhere A Moral Tale
Nothing and Everywhere A Moral Tale by Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon is a comic thriller published by Gordon Books on May 15, 2012. This 3rd edition, comprising 224 pages, follows the misadventures of John Smith, an unpublished novelist whose life takes a chaotic turn when his computer, containing his only manuscript, is stolen. In a bid to reclaim his work, John unexpectedly acquires two handguns, a substantial amount of cash, and assembles a diverse team, including the brilliant maths genius Susie Bellavista and a former RAF sergeant.
Readers will find a blend of humor and mystery as John and his companions delve into the intriguing world of mathematics while navigating their whirlwind adventure. The narrative explores themes of creativity and problem-solving against a backdrop of thrilling escapades. With elements of fiction, humor, and detective work, this book invites readers to join John on his quest, promising a unique exploration of both personal and mathematical mysteries.
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In the comic thriller ‘Nothing and Everywhere’ John Smith, an unpublished and regrettably named novelist, has his computer stolen and with it the only copy of his latest novel. Despite fear of his guru’s disapproval, John mysteriously acquires two handguns, a load of cash and a crack team to reclaim his work. Together with Susie Bellavista, a beautiful and enigmatic maths genius, Biro, a Hungarian ex-RAF Regiment sergeant and March Klossowski, one-time activist and fellow-failed writer, John explores the power and wonder of mathematics in an attempt to solve an imponderable, real life mystery. Where will this whirlwind adventure lead? Back up your files and enjoy the ride!
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