JohnCacavas.com
The Website for John Cacavas
1930 - 2014
A SONG FOR
LYNBIDIUM
A new novel
by JOHN CACAVAS
Adventure,
romance, music, space—it's all there. Whoever controls music controls
the universe so here's the story about how some bungling, tone-deaf aliens
invade Earth to bribe or steal the best talents to teach them how make music.
Read
what they say about it :
Charles Osgood, CBS
"The Osgood Files"
"Sunday Morning"
In the billions and billions of
planets in space,
There was abundance of life every
place.
On the planet Lynbidium life was
advanced
And they wondered why we Earthlings
sang and we danced.
For it seems music everywhere else
was unknown,
Music belonged to Earth, and Earth
alone.
So it was with envy that they would
keep track of us,
But finally now thanks to Mr. John Cacavas
The inspiring story at last can
be told
Of how truly amazing events would
unfold.
Richard Berendzen,
Professor of physics, American University
Director
NASA District of Columbia,
Space
Grant Consortium
From the Lyrae to Chasens in
Beverly Hills, from Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs and Doris Day in Brentwood,
to Calethron and Darkentheil and to the flagship "Fleetwood Max,"
Lynbidium sings across the galaxy and into the recess of your imagination and
memory.
Jay
Daniel, Executive Producer:
"Moonlighting,"
"Roseanne," "Sybill," "Police Story"
Composer John Cacavas has used the vivid imagination he brings to his musical composition, along with charming sense of humor he brings to the dinner table to create a very novel novel. Hopefully, he's already working on the score for the movie.
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