In this third culturist book, John Press takes us to a world on the brink of destruction and shoves it over! With pulp fiction excitement on every page, we learn of Quentin Longus' plan to televise prisoners fighting to the death in games called Prison Wars. Proceeds go to the state. Martin Sanger publicized this event from its inception. When Les Christiansen starts to turn Prison Wars into a war between the genders, men rise and society becomes a battle zone. Corrupted by fame, Sanger's writing pushes sex parties, the end of Quentin's marriage, drug use, lawlessness, and violence to their thrilling cataclysmic end.
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Martin Sänger. Prison Wars: An Inside Account of How the Apocalypse Happened By Martin Sanger
EDITOR’S PREFACE
CHAPTER ONE – FIRST IMPRESSIONS
CHAPTER TWO – PRESS CONFERENCE
CHAPTER THREE – HOME LIFE
CHAPTER FOUR – PRISON NEGOTIATIONS
CHAPTER FIVE – THE ETHICISTS
CHAPTER SIX – GAMES BEGIN
CHAPTER SEVEN – THE DAY AFTER
CHAPTER EIGHT – THE TRIUMVIRATE MEETS
CHAPTER NINE – THE MOVEMENT RISES
CHAPTER TEN – PARTY ON!
CHAPTER ELEVEN – WIPE OUT
CHAPTER TWELVE – JUDGMENT DAY
CHAPTER THIRTEEN – BORN AGAIN
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A prison guard sold us the first twelve chapters of this manuscript. Social Books, the publisher, had decided to compile information on Prison Wars with the intention of releasing a definitive account for posterity. When it was safe to do so, one of our first efforts was to contact whomever might be left at Martin Sanger’s prison. It was upon visiting the prison facilities that we got word of the existence of this manuscript. We quickly began attempts to secure it.
We have no independent corroboration of the veracity of the accounts herein. But this manuscript surfaced only twelve days after the final Prison Wars games took place. The difficulty of fabricating such a detailed and personal account in so short an amount of time seems to validate its authenticity.
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“You put a lot of stock in dreams and spiritual concerns.”
“Right-ee-oo! You can believe that. And I sense that you know that the dream precedes the reality and that belief is way more than half the battle. The rest is just sweat. But you’ve done it. Your dream of being a reporter has come true. And now I’m just asking you to believe in a bigger dream.”
