
Angelesis
by John VanOrsdell
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"At precisely 3:00 AM, after a century of silent slumber, the Western Union telegraph exhibit at the Smithsonian suddenly burst loudly back to life, setting off acoustic alarms brings guards running. Finding nothing amiss, they silenced the alarms-but can find no way to turn off the telegraph, which kept repeating the decoded message: "THE METHOD BY WHICH YOU RECEIVE THIS COMMUNICATION DEMONSTRATES IT COULD NOT POSSIBLY BE OF EARTHLY ORIGIN (STOP) THE TEXT WHICH FOLLOWS IS TO BE DELIVERED TO YOUR EXECUTIVE HEAD OF GOVERNMENT FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION (STOP) PRESERVE THE MECHANISM OF THIS COMMUNICATION FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE USE (STOP)" Thus begins a fast-paced, one-of-a-kind, celestial tale of Divine Intervention in earthly affairs-amid exciting threats to the Panama Canal-the U.S. Space Shuttle-the gigantic, recently completed Three Gorges Dam; the economic heart of the new China-among others. But the Universe has even greater plans for planet Earth! By high Universe mandate a Deity, the Daughter of the Creative Spirit is to manifest as an adult female human being, with all the Powers of the Universe at Her instant command. A mortal world Incarnation is an exceedingly rare event, and as such is designated an ANGELESIS."--Page 4 of cover.
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