Publisher's Synopsis
The Script of The Final Escape This book contains only the script of the play with the title The Script of the Final Escape. The book in intended for the actors. Each scene is followed by several blank lines to accommodate suggestions by the director. Each script is place on a new right hand page for easy access In the novel, as in the previous stories in the series involving Matt, Ashley, and the General, with the assistance of their associates and friends, combine their efforts to make the world better and solve important problems that involve the integrity of the United States, along with problems in the domestic arena. In this instance. the book is set in the beautiful area of middle New Jersey, the United States and is related in a small way to a foreign country. As in the previous novels, Matt Miller, who has a PhD degree from a prestigious university, uses mathematical thinking and solid logic, along with the organizational ability of General Les Miller, his grandfather and his wife Ahley to solve a major social situation recognized by a colleague and is related to men and women and the election of the United States. It is a modern tale based on complex interpersonal interactions. The book is a modern collection of characters, different locations, and a dynamic context. The text has a distinct definition and its relationship to modern social events is thorough and interesting. The reader will ask, "Can it happen here?" Or, "Is it happening here?" You will love the conclusion, and of course the beginning. One more thing. Therre are several long sequences, too long for ordinary people to memorize. They lend themselves to prercording and then be dubbed in like they do in movies. In this book, the story as it is published has no violence, no sex, and no bad language. It is accessble to all readers. The story and the script are short and easy to read. You can enjoy it in a car, train, or airplane ride. There is a place for notes, and some leisure material. Harry Katzan, Jr. is a professor who has also worked for Boeing, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and IBM. He has written computer science books, business books, and several novels. He is an avid runner and has completed 94 marathons, including Boston 13 times and New York 14 times. He and his wife have lived in Switzerland where he was a consultant and a professor specializing in Artificial Intelligence. He loves plays and sees every one he gets the chance. New York and London are his favorite venues. Mousetrap is his favorite play.
