Seth A. Lutter
Fred Grey is searching for a cure to the world's most common problem: cancer. He is a young Oklahoma boy who must save the human race from a sex-crazed, biological terrorist - with the help of a cereal sloganist, a female goat named Betty, and many bizarre coincidences that spring from pure divinity. In this fictional satire, nothing is ordinary. Fred defies practical boundaries, spiritual beliefs, talking goats from another planet, and his greatest enemy - creator of the dreadful disease - the son of Satan himself: Gilbert.
Seth Lutter is a 22 year-old graduate of the History program at the University of West Florida. He has spent the majority of his life traveling around the world and gathering cultural experiences to apply to his imaginative writings. He's a fanatic for vintage 1930's films and currently lives in Lakeland, FL.
Introduction
All that can be known prior to reading this lovely bit of historical literature is the knowledge that every ounce of information you will digest is pure, unaltered fact. Not a segment of my writing has been distorted in any way. In the midst of ceaseless mobs and riotous gangs breaking down my door, I’ve written and written without a moment’s hesitation. I risked my life with disease, torture, and social discrimination to produce this and you’d better realize it, because it could save your life one day. Everything in this amazing piece of non-fiction is true to historical interpretation. From start to finish, from talking goats to imprisoned mice, everything in this book accurately describes those thirteen years when the world was being overrun by evil. Most of you weren’t alive when it happened, and the ones who were don’t want to remember. There is a reason your parents or grandparents never mentioned the epidemic that lasted years and killed millions: they wanted to protect you from the dangers of fear and investigation into this horrible subject. This book explains everything. I cut no corners and offer no outrageous insight or bias’ opinions into any chapter. Any–-and all—true FACT can be read in this book. So, sit back and read in fright, about the destruction of the world.
--The Narrator
