A Novel Idea Whose Time Was Overdue - "Quantum Fiction" The Science of Happy Endings

Vanna Bontas FLIGHT Wings into eBook. Quantum Fiction - readers think they can make it come true.

By popular demand, the quirky story and unforgettable characters of Vanna Bontas FLIGHT Quantum Fiction are now downloadable as a portable feast into any computer or handheld device. The eBook edition is available in Palm Digital, MS Reader, and Adobe Glassbook platforms.

First welcomed by Booklist as auspicious," FLIGHT A Quantum Fiction Novel (Meridian House, 1995) was indeed portentous of an unprecedented phenomenon: people of the world uniting through communication.

The book did not enjoy a mega marketing release, and its author was not a corporate publishing racehorse. The story, though perhaps enchanting, seemed like a far-fetched fairy tale. Who would have predicted FLIGHT would take off and fans of a cosmic love story with the happiest possible ending and extraterrestrial life would be vindicated?

Readers who embraced it did so with passion; some organized an enactment of the ending every April 3rd, believing the entire world would one day join them in making it come true. Dreamers perhaps, but apparently not the proverbial only ones.

What seemed impossible five years ago developed means. Topping the list of the past decades transformations through the computer revolution is the merging, surging voice of the people of the world. Once only a novel idea, participation in such synchronized events reached millions and became historic when the world expressed on February 15 its desire to have peace.

World population uniting for harmony, enlightened leadership and finding your soul mate a plausible ending? Even more apocryphal is a ring of other headlines sounding more like fiction of Bonta's Quantum FLIGHT adventures starring the first universal citizen, Aira Flight, than reality. Last week CNN reported SETI scientists ...have identified about 150 sources of possible signals from intelligent civilizations" and the chance these new observations will yield the first real evidence of extraterrestrial life.

Welcome to Quantum Fiction, according to its author and readers, not bizarre but the formula of miracles." FLIGHT has winged its way from hardcover, paperback and now eBook, alighting in PDAs everywhere. Its popularity is well deserved if only as an entertaining purveyor of hope that there is a science to happy endings.

One of the most exciting new developments in publishing today is the introduction of eBooks, an alternative to print on paper that allows readers to download text directly from their computers.

FLIGHT A Quantum Fiction Novel, by Vanna Bonta
"Whatever 'quantum fiction' is we need more of it." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

"Futuristic and romantic, Bonta seeks to capture the miraculous with science as she extracts the warmth of universal human dreams out of cold reality in a signature new voice." Palm Digital Media http://www.palmdigitalmedia.com/book.cgi/0912339217