Schrodingers Cat

Robert Anton Wilson

A wildly inventive journey through parallel realities, Schrödinger’s Cat follows a cast of eccentric characters as quantum theory collides with political paranoia, terrorism, and the unstable machinery of power. Across shifting universes, familiar assumptions about identity, history, and reality are challenged by possibilities that are as unsettling as they are absurd. Blending science fiction, conspiracy satire, black comedy, and philosophical speculation, the novel explores how perception shapes the worlds people inhabit. Its playful, subversive style makes it an engaging companion to the themes and characters of the author’s earlier work while standing firmly on its own.

Robert Anton Wilson

In a wildly inventive parallel America, the boundaries between strangers, ideas, and realities begin to blur through the strange logic of quantum entanglement. As President Eve Hubbard launches radical schemes to improve society—including automation, life extension, and a new approach to crime and punishment—Unistat edges toward an unsettling vision of utopia. A colorful cast of mystics, scientists, pranksters, addicts, and political schemers becomes caught in intertwining plots that challenge conventional ideas about freedom, morality, and consciousness. Combining speculative science, social satire, sexual irreverence, and philosophical play, the novel showcases Robert Anton Wilson’s provocative, genre-bending style.

Robert Anton Wilson

In a parallel America known as Unistat, science, politics, and human desire collide in a world where people may be connected by forces they cannot see or understand. As President Eve Hubbard pursues radical experiments in social reform, technology, justice, and longevity, a colorful cast of pranksters, mystics, scientists, writers, and eccentrics becomes caught in an increasingly surreal web of coincidence. Inspired by the quantum concept of non-locality, the novel explores entanglement, free will, consciousness, and the possibility that reality is stranger—and more interconnected—than it appears. Combining speculative science, political satire, sexual provocation, and playful philosophical inquiry, it showcases a wildly imaginative and irreverent style.

Robert Anton Wilson

A provocative, fast-moving trilogy of speculative fiction, these novels follow a shifting cast of scientists, activists, eccentrics, and conspirators through parallel realities shaped by quantum theory and competing versions of truth. Blending political satire, countercultural ideas, erotic intrigue, and philosophical speculation, the narrative explores how belief, perception, and language can alter the world we think we know. Playful, irreverent, and intellectually adventurous, the series turns questions about reality and consciousness into an exhilarating literary experiment, presented here in a single-volume edition.