The Walls Came Tumbling Down

by Robert Anton Wilson

THE GREATEST MOVIE NEVER MADE ? No director could capture it, no film could contain it, coming soon to the mind's eye within you: The Walls Came Tumbling Down - A modern American story about the terror of accidentally stumbling into the cosmic circus of other-worldly consciousness, with no map or clue how to navigate the abyss and safely return home. What's your exit strategy for Chapel Perilous? What will you do when the walls tumble, the doors...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1952746248
• ISBN13: 9781952746246
• Release Date: March 2023
• Publisher: Hilaritas Press, LLC.
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

RAW is my favorite author, but...

I love Robert Anton Wilson, I'v read most of his books except for a few i can't get a hold of. I guess because this book is a screenplay or script or whatever you call it, I kept trying to imagine actors saying the dialog lines and it just didn't seem natural to me. I really liked the story though, it was still an entertaining read, full of RAW's humor. It was worth the buy to me, I have been trying to find the more obscure/less popular books he's written before they go out of print or something. He was a great author (my personal favorite), but not so much a movie writer. Hail Eris!

not another brick in the wall

a psychedelic, philosophical screenplay that proves unique and thought-provoking.I don't so much mind that it wasn't made into a film as the direct dialogue between Wilson and your own brain frequently evokes the most satisfying images.

A RAW SCRIPT

Robert Anton Wilson's screenplay which he attempted to have produced in a film is about the adventures of a scientist who Flashes back on LSD and experiences future memory blocks. Eventually time and space skip from one place to another to an ending I will not reveal here. Entertaining and a well written script, however, I can understand why Hollywood passed the idea. Scattered somewhat, however visually appealling it may be (even to the unconscious). More likely a better read, nonetheless, Wilson is Wilson, so if you enjoy reading Wilson, then this Wilson will be good enough for you.

What a wonderful book

Wilson has done it again. This screenplay tells a story of transformation, a parable of overcoming prejudice and illuminating reality. Check it out.

Fasten your seat belts!!!

This book is based on a movie script that has not yet been produced. The style of prose lures the reader deeply, exquisitely into what it is that they don't know.