Under the Green Dome
a utopian myth
by
Michael P. Gareri
by
Michael P. Gareri
Back Cover Copy
Let not the feint of heart or the children be exposed to what is herein transcribed. The author reveals for the first time the apocalyptic ravings of a decrepit old man who wanders the streets of Laguna Beach, California, claiming to be the town greeter. The Greeter warns of earthquakes, plagues, fire raining from the sky, and the young being cannibalized. What any of that meant at the time the author did not know. He does now. And so will you! See how the City Council and a Berkeley professor of post modern mythology set the citizens of a trendy seaside community on a path back to the beginning of time, back to live as one again with the birds, beasts, and the trees. “As we were once we will be!” Dante’s Inferno and George Orwell’s Animal Farm are primer for what living is like Under the Green Dome.
Let not the feint of heart or the children be exposed to what is herein transcribed. The author reveals for the first time the apocalyptic ravings of a decrepit old man who wanders the streets of Laguna Beach, California, claiming to be the town greeter. The Greeter warns of earthquakes, plagues, fire raining from the sky, and the young being cannibalized. What any of that meant at the time the author did not know. He does now. And so will you! See how the City Council and a Berkeley professor of post modern mythology set the citizens of a trendy seaside community on a path back to the beginning of time, back to live as one again with the birds, beasts, and the trees. “As we were once we will be!” Dante’s Inferno and George Orwell’s Animal Farm are primer for what living is like Under the Green Dome.
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