Douglas Wells

An uproarious jab at government, corporate, and fanatical entities and a wild, comedic ride that ridicules the lust for supremacy.

Panama City Beach, FL-June 1, 2017- Zane, a seminary and grad school dropout, obtains a USB drive left by a cloaked figure on a bridge in the middle of the night. The drive’s content offers Zane “The Secrets of All Secrets”—a tantalizing proposal for someone who has nothing left to lose. The imaginative pillar of his novel, The Secrets of All Secrets, is built on Groucho Marx’s line, “Humor is reason gone mad” and the Roman poet Juvenal’s declaration that “It is difficult not to write satire.”