Video About Whitley’s New Novel
Whitley Strieber talks about his new novel “The Omega Point,”published on June 22nd. To read Whitley’s thoughts on why the Omega Point seems so timely, click here.
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Whitley Strieber talks about his new novel “The Omega Point,”published on June 22nd. To read Whitley’s thoughts on why the Omega Point seems so timely, click here.
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Offer ends June 22 – “The Omega Point” takes place after 2012 has come and gone. The world had prepared itself for impending disaster, and nothing happened. Or so it seemed. But by 2020, energy from a supernova is disrupting the sun. Solar storms ravage the globe with unprecedented ferocity, and debris in the form of comets and asteroids threaten to end life on earth. The wealthy of the world hide in vast underground bunkers, but even they know that they cannot survive without a miracle.It all comes down to one man–a young psychiatrist named David Ford–who may hold the power to save the world.read more
On Sunday, Jan. 3 at 9 p.m. Pacific and EST, Whitley will be interviewed on Apocalypse Island on the History Channel, talking about what may happen in the future. But he’s saved the REAL scoop on that Mayan prediction about 2012 for our subscribers, who can listen to his audio explaining all about it RIGHT NOW. It’s our holiday present for you!
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As part of a celebration of the writer Richard Matheson, author of the novel “I am Legend” (on which the recent Will Smith hit movie was based) as well as novels such a “What Dreams May Come” (which was made into a film starring Robin Williams), Whitley will be appearing with Matheson (and his son, Richard Christian Matheson, as well as other writers) at the bookstore Dark Delicacies in Burbank, CA on Sunday, March 15 at 2 p.m. They will be signing the book He is Legend, an anthology which is a tribute to Matheson. To learn more, click here.
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