“The Force is William H. Clark II’s attempt to unify orbital mechanics and Freudian psychology into a single fractal model of human and cosmic behavior. It is part technical manual, part cultural polemic, driven by the conviction that conventional thinking has left both science and civilization dangerously adrift.”
KEYWORDS: psychology, spirituality, star wars, jedi, the force, philosophy, orbital mechanics, rocket science
353 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, eBook, and PDF Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
The Cosmos as Couch
William H. Clark II returns, and this time the stakes are planetary. The Force is equal parts orbital mechanics textbook and psychoanalytic manifesto — a collision so audacious it almost earns its own Lagrange point. Clark maps the Three-Body Problem onto the fractured human psyche with the urgency of someone who genuinely believes civilization’s survival depends on the diagram. The political asides are combative, the tone unvarnished, the ambition stratospheric. Academia will dismiss him; perhaps that is precisely the point. In an age of siloed expertise and incremental thinking, Clark’s magnificent recklessness reads less like error than emergency.
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