“Behold Leviathan follows engineer Kip Cleary as he wages a one-man war against what he believes are fraudulent environmental regulations and a government conspiracy to silence him. Drawing on the Book of Job, the novel frames his persecution as a modern trial of integrity against corrupt institutional power.”
KEYWORDS: autobiography, creative nonfiction, political satire
161 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
When the Engineer Cries Wolf
Clark’s Behold Leviathan is an unusual beast — part techno-thriller, part jeremiad, wrapped in the Book of Job’s ancient grief. Its protagonist, Kip Cleary, is the classic American archetype of the misunderstood genius: brilliant, persecuted, and absolutely certain the institutions surrounding him are corrupt to their foundations. The Freon ban, the ozone consensus, psychiatric medicine — all, Clark insists, are elaborate frauds. The prose burns with conviction, and the biblical scaffolding lends the tale unexpected gravity. Whether one reads it as prophecy or paranoia may depend entirely on how much faith remains in the establishment.
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