"The Fourth Wall Syndrome" by Martin Gunn is published
Exciting new futuristic science-fiction thriller.
- (1888PressRelease) May 01, 2016 - "The Fourth Wall Syndrome" by Martin Gunn, About the Book: Renowned psychoanalyst Doctor Barnabus Middlebrook has called a high powered clandestine meeting to discuss a patient of St. Claire's psychiatric hospital. The person in question is Alice Denham, a young woman in her mid-twenties who had everything to live for. She had a good job and had recently moved into her new home with husband John. Everything was going fine but then suddenly in the space of two weeks, she was driven out of her mind and had to be sectioned. Little did they know that Alice's experiences would have far reaching implications for the human race and indeed the planet.
About the Author:
Martin Gunn grew up in Buckinghamshire, England and on leaving school, studied Architecture and Building Construction at college. This led to a career in Civil Engineering, Surveying and Mechanical Engineering.
In more recent years, he has been working in the courier industry which has allowed him to concentrate on writing. His interests include Music, Art, History and the Great Outdoors.
Martin still lives in Bucks with his partner Carole and daughter Aimee. For more details about the author, see: www.martingunnauthor.co.uk
Excerpt from "The Fourth Wall Syndrome":
"Ballentine was about to speak again but was cut dead by Gerrard. "What is this wall syndrome thing that you mentioned earlier?" he enquired with genuine interest.
Grateful to Gerrard for getting the meeting back on track, Middlebrook leant back in his chair and said, "Ah yes 'The Fourth Wall Syndrome'. The term the fourth wall was coined in the nineteenth century by a theatre critic I believe. When you watch a play that is set say, in a sitting room, the stage makes up three walls of the room: two walls, one on each side, and the third at the back of the stage. There is also a fourth, invisible wall which separates the actors from the audience. The actors play out their roles seemingly oblivious to the fact that they are being watched by an audience. Very occasionally actors would talk directly to the audience as part of the plot. This technique often used for comic effect is called 'breaking the fourth wall'. It is sometimes used in film and television these days."
Amazon review:
Here is an example of one of the 15, 5-star reviews left on Amazon:
5.0 out of 5 stars Probably one of the best Sci-Fi books
By Top on 14 Mar. 2016
Format: Paperback Verified Purchase
At first not sure what this book would turn up, but it totally changed my mind just after reading few pages. Probably one of the best Sci-Fi books.
This is definitely worth reading. I've read many boring books but this really put my faith into reading books again. At last, good writers are being born again.
Amazingly brilliant writing skills.
Each and every character in the book is brilliantly created, likewise I know you'll love every characters and you'll easily get attached without even knowing it.
My hat's off to such a hard work writer's put through is just unimaginable and really in organised way.
"The Fourth Wall Syndrome" by Martin Gunn is available in paperback from Amazon at:
www.amazon.co.uk/Fourth-Wall-Syndrome-Martin-Gunn/dp/1781483949
This futuristic sci-fi novel can also be downloaded in e-book format from:
www.amazon.co.uk/Fourth-Wall-Syndrome-Martin-Gunn-ebook/dp/B016DRT8WY
Press/Media Contact Details:
Grosvenor House Publishing
Tel. 01483 243 450
E-mail: info ( @ ) grosvenorhousepublishing dot co.uk
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