Empty Mind Espionage (spy drama with a bureaucratic plot)

The maddeningly short chapters that drive the plot constantly forward. the question is sometimes which way.  In this book, you will only very briefly encounter logic. Who is who and what is what remains a mystery. A pregnant nuclear reactor? Rice riot? Termite insurance? Six to 12 Maltese spy satellites? The Normadia landing? Colovod? A market system in government? A space expedition hidden from itself? No problem. You will find everything here stacked on top of each other, as well as invectives, meanness, thoughtlessness and, above all, blatant absurdity, which is a mockery of everyone and everything. All neatly wrapped up in a bizarrely constructed story of a space spy drama with a bureaucratic plot. Something of a bit too much on the head science fiction and quite real political drama. All of this, cut with tons of rice and a new world order. If you're into all sorts of cosmically confusing sci-fi horseshit from nonsensical galaxies, but also like to keep your feet on solid ground run by excellent politicians and controlled by the authorities, you've found another piece for your collection. And especially if you like rice.

Book Details:
Author: Martin Hobrland
Year of publication: 0
ISBN: 978-80-254-4070-4
Number of pages: 160