I'm collecting ideas for a book.

[Spark of Truth Inc.]

I was always planning on writing a book in my life. But I wanted to finish my studies first. For a long time I thought if I would only find an apt subject to base a story on. Then I learned about Alex Jones and the NWO agenda. This feels like I finally have something worth of situating a story in. Then I thought who would publish a book like this, with a topic of a secret world government agenda.
Well, I'm not convinced of my own second guessing.
It's a hell of a story and if told right could also help the truth movement.
That's all for now, how about this idea folks?

I would love to discuss this with Hunter while smoke some green.
Those writers like Thompson and Kerouac are missing so hard today. And all they did was being honest in a smart, funny kind of way.
Any ideas? I'm in the inspirational phase. You're more than welcome to help me find my inspiration. Thanks.

[BoxcarJack]

How old are you Sparky?

You haven't given us much to work with. I'm 42 and I'm just now finding my voice and becoming able to organize and express back out all that I have absorbed over the years. It has taken all this time to be certain that I have something original to contribute.

Tell us a little about yourself and maybe we can draw a story out of you. Stories based on personal experience are the best. My first hit when you mentioned weed and Hunter, was writing about the different cells and layers of reality and how easy it is to get lost in some aspect of pop culture and maintain an only superficial understanding of what's going on.

Good luck with your book project.

[NWOisevil]

I've long thought about the prospect of writing a book.  You need to tell us a bit about yourself first.  I do plan on eventually writing a book I hope to wake people up with.  You should first do a lot of research before you write it.  You should finish your studies.  Do some independent studying too.  I find often that even with college I don't study all that I want to, or, learn all that I want to.  I learn much outside of school.  Do some thinking.  Think about where you are on the issues.  Think about where you really stand.  Think about what you want to write about.  If you just write a book about something you don't really know about or your feelings you may end up writing and find yourself unfulfilled and put it off.  Give it some thought first.  That's my advice.