Unfatally Dead: to thaw or not to thaw?

By Wayne R. Edmiston

This historical fantasy begins with a famous mouse trying desperately to follow an ambulance occupied by a VIP being transported to a cryonics clinic. It's Dec. 16, 1966, the day WALT DISNEY's body supposedly was placed into cryonic suspension.

Heaven requires a review, every five years, to assess whether or not sufficient medical advances make it feasible for reanimation. Although absent for 50 years, DISNEY has not been forgotten, figuratively or literally. He faces a momentous decision. Bored curmudgeon Samuel Clemens (humorist and author Mark Twain) goes along to redeem himself, and a New Soul, Eepia, attempts to keep the duo from disrupting time-line issues; hilarity and human connection ensue.

Each of us may have to answer such questions in our own lives as we measure ourselves against the changes wrought by medical and scientific progress. And who might enjoy being the first person to be revived to a functioning life more than Walter Elias Disney?

Disney, Clemens, and Eepia experience San Francisco's Haight Ashbury twice, 20 years apart Have a run-in with a bank robber; visit a nightclub, and an essential tool is stolen Seen by dismayed Mission Control at NASA while on the moon Meet Steve Jobs at a garage sale Meet another Mark Twain on the Bonanza television set Have a run-in with an Olympic runner, encounter a biker and his chick Visit both Disneyland and Disneyworld with hilarious and heartwarming outcomes Interact with modern audiovisual technology and kitchen appliances Experience traumatic world-changing events and the pitfalls of not following rules during the journey.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0999369806
• ISBN13: 9780999369807
• Release Date: July 2018
• Publisher: Wedmiston Publishing
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"