Politics of Afterlife One — Peter Quinn

A science fiction romp that takes in rock'n'roll, time travel, astral travel, space travel and more. Furry Waters, a wild, womanising rock star from the 1980s, dies temporarily in a car crash, but returns to life on earth with a whole new philosophy, personality and even a new name. For fans of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.From the back cover: You are part of the Genesis Project, which has been run six times so far.  Why six times?  Because it has gone horribly wrong each time and has had to be stopped. Whenever the experiment is terminated, the planet is put into a deep freeze, and we prepare to begin again from scratch - from an ice age. Currently, you are in danger of ending the project yourselves, and this time there will be no coming back, because we won't be managing the experiment anymore. The human race will be wiped out for the seventh and final time. We have been trying to get this message through to you for millenia. But now, through the medium of the Internet, the launch of AI, and a new marketing department in The Afterlife, we have finally able to get through to you.