incident in the Mantapsan Mountains in North Korea, the continuation of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's leadership, and a call by the US government for a new nuclear non-proliferation treaty. Within weeks of the submission of the manuscript to publishers, all three predictions took place. In September 2010, a link to a YouTube video was posted on Facebook, showing a teaser/trailer for a novel by Marcus Gibson titled The Dead See. The featured work appears to be similar to The Atheists' Bible. In September 2011 'The Dead See' became available on Amazon and various e-book platforms. The Facebook page for this work has since gathered more than 10,000 fans. Gibson now resides in Melbourne and works in environmental management. References 1973 births Living people 20th-century Australian novelists 20th-century Australian male writers 21st-century Australian novelists Australian male novelists Australian male short story writers Mensans 20th-century Australian short story writers 21st-century Australian short story writers 21st-century Australian male writers