Paul McCartney’s Death: Reality or Marketing
Ploy?Author,
through fiction and historical relevance, asks and answers, “Did
Paul McCartney really die in a 1968 car crash?”
A strange rumor surfaced in
the mid to late ‘60s about Paul McCartney. Songs were inspired and
written, millions of Beatle records were sold, conspiracy theories
rapidly developed, and people wondered whether the unthinkable was
true: Did Paul McCartney die? If so, who was the person posing as
Paul?
Three university marketing
students writing a report on The Beatles accidentally stumbled upon
this long-buried mystery while researching the band. So, twenty-two
year old Max, his ex-girlfriend Lil Lane, Lil’s rowdy and beautiful
friend Nancy, and Chele, Nancy’s sister, decide to find out if this
decades-old theory is true or false. As they begin to get closer to
what really happened, they’ll run into those who have an agenda for
letting sleeping dogs lie.
But why? Will the real Paul
McCartney please step forward? That is, if he can. This smartly
written fiction blends ‘60s pop culture with present-day opinions
and attitudes of an information-based youth culture. Capturing the
nostalgic hippy mindset and fickle nature of youth, along with
tidbits of historical relevance, I Buried Paul will resonate
with those who lived through that magical time, and those who need
to be inspired and informed about a musical phenomena and era that
will live on forever.