Edward David Gil

The Expert on Everything- a Novel: Privacy Doesn't Exist Anymore Edward David Gil

Described as "Catch 22" meets "Three Days of the Condor", this techno thriller-with-a-dark-comedy-attitude incorporates realistic technological details in a story about the end of privacy and the consequences of transparency. Young Charlie Sanders is offered a six-figure job after only thirty seconds into a job interview and then is mistakenly handed the company's only prototype that can erase any and all privacy in our society. Charlie engages with an ensemble cast of characters, including a VP of sales who actually hypnotizes his clients and a pompous corporate "fixer" which leads to interest from politicians who demand a demonstration of the product - which only communicates with Charlie via an earbud/microphone he wears which makes him the expert on everything and everyone's business. However, the technology begins to have its own ideas and makes death threats against Charlie and his girlfriend unless its transportation, in the form of young Charlie Sanders, completes the orders he is given.