A wallpad ORANGE

INTRODUCTION

June 2191. The world is almost done. Softened up by laser bombs, the last of the global nuclear bombs are igniting. Radioactive fallout is rapidly spreading. An enveloping nuclear apocalypse caused, incredibly, by no less than the dumbing down of a globally enforced English language.

The nefarious omnipotent wallpad ORANGE corporation, the controllers and master manipulators of the English language, purposely caused the apocalypse. They started World War Infinity, a war that was certain to herald the utter and total destruction of humanity. Why?

Julie and Sally are among the last of a pitiful number of survivors, but wallpad ORANGE is tracking their every movement, as they are anyone alive. Moreover, wallpad ORANGE desperately want Julie and Sally captured, tortured and executed. And to make matters worse, in a laser-bombed flattened London, the radioactive clouds are speedily heading Julie and Sally's way. How can they possibly survive?

wallpad IS WATCHING YOU!

FAKE is REAL

FAILURE is SUCCESS

STUPIDITY is BRILLIANCE

The human condition exposed in all its quirky contradictory wonder!

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Follow the incredible adventure of the indomitable Julie and Sally who, despite insurmountable odds, attempt not only to survive World War Infinity, but to somehow defeat the remnants of the nefarious omnipotent wallpad ORANGE corporation and give humanity a chance to rise out of the ashes of the nuclear apocalypse. They have only their inimitable quirky banter, their creative intelligence and a rather cool method of transportation to help them.

But it now!

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What some readers are saying about this cool, creative, captivating sci-fi dystopian thriller:

"This will certainly entertain both the YA and adult dystopian sci-fi loving masses. For me a sort of Enid Blyton infected Divergence and Hunger Games, though obviously tipping its hat mainly to Orwell's 1984 and Burgess's A Clockwork Orange. Written in a Phillip Pullman His Dark Materials style, perhaps." Pierre Mendez (Goodreads)

"Oh my goodness! A breath of fresh, albeit radioactive, air! A genuine page turner." Catherine (Goodreads).

"Quite a substantial novel that would be difficult to read in a single session– yet I found myself doing just that. Unputdownable for me. An ingenious, entertaining and action-packed adventure that you may find extremely difficult to put down." Neil Harris (London Bookz).

"Pretty damn cool. A truly global adventure that travels even farther! Highly original and impressive new writing by prolific sci-fi and adventure writer T. J. P. Campbell. An interesting array of characters including a classic original antagonist (wallpad woman)." R. Wang (Chinese science fiction writers).

"Looked, hooked and cooked. That's what I'm talking about! Extraordinary story. Sweet." Alan (Netgalley).

"So cinematic. So clever. So go read it!" Justin (Goodreads).

"The parody of Taylor Swift and One Direction early in the novel was thoroughly entertaining. I must make sure I never attempt to sing a high C again!" Donovan (Irish New Cultures).

"An interesting social commentary on the possible dire consequence of monopolising and dumbing down language through social media. A highly original idea backed up by a highly original story cleverly written." Julia (Wattpad).

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A wallpad ORANGE is a 136,000 word dystopian sci-fi novel by T. J. P. Campbell. The book cover reflects the wallpad ORANGE corporation's connection to George Orwell's 1984 and Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange, a consequence of wallpad ORANGE being a master manipulator and insidious abuser of classic literature. It features the evil, ubiquitous, big-brother-esque face of wallpad woman, the face literally and figuratively of wallpad ORANGE.

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BOOKS BY T. J. P. CAMPBELL

In reverse chronological order of completion:

(All ISBNs purchased from Nielsen ISBN Agency in the author's name to be published under the bookanory,com Publishing House imprint)

Fiction:

The Owner of the Crown: The Novel (463,000 words)

The Owner of the Crown trilogy: Book 1: The Eccentric Crosser (144,000 words)

The Owner of the Crown trilogy: Book 2: Saliman Attacks (146,000 words)

The Owner of the Crown trilogy: Book 3: The Ultimate Battle (173,000 words)

The Last Robot (152,000 words)

Full Circle (146,000 words)

The Land of the Yellow Sea (102,400 words)

Metafiction (171,000 words)

King Trump (130,000 words)

Pride and Prejudice and Superheroes (133,650 words)

Skylar Holmes: The Last Hope (152,200 words)

Starship Wuthering Heights (152,100 words)

A Wallpad Orange (136,000 words)

Britland Calling: The Novel (175,000 words)

Britland Calling quartet: Book 1: A Trip to another Earth (40,100 words)

Britland Calling quartet: Book 2: Britland in Danger (42,300 words)

Britland Calling quartet: Book 3: The Four Playing Card Suits (47,300 words)

Britland Calling quartet: Book 4: Conclusion (46,700 words)

The Londoners: Secret Underground City (47,300 words)

The Ultimate Serial Killer (56,250 words)

Planet of the Girls (37,100 words)

To Be, Or Not To Be (86,000 words)

The Lost Little Ant (6,400 words)

Robot Horizon: A Robot Anthology (125,000 words)

1. The Need of Consciousness (8,000 words)

2. When Tears Have Dried (7,900 words)

3. The Neanderthal Secret (14,000 words)

4. The Final Deception (24,240 words)

5. A Blip in Modernity (22,500 words)

6. There's No Place Like Home (30,000 words)

7. Grand Finale (19,000 words)

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T. J. P. CAMPBELL.