“I’ll tell you a big secret, mon cher. Don’t wait for the
Last Judgment. It takes place every day.”—Camus, ‘The Fall’

Simply by changing his point of view, a famous writer learns how to see all things as One. Should he use this view to win the woman he loves and save his failing career if it will also end time, destroy free will, and start the Last Judgment?

You can read the novel as chapters (links below) or as a single page

Chapters

1. Monastery March, 1

2. Washington Square, February 5

3. The White House, February 6

4. Manhattan, February 7

5. Midtown, February 8

6. Greenwich Village, February 9

7. Washington Square, February 10-11

8. Greenwich Village, February 12

9. San Francisco, February 13-18

10. New Orleans, February 19-21

11. Manhattan, February 22

12. The Dead Sea, February 23-25

13. Jericho, February 26

14. Washington Square, February 27-28

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