Susan Parkinson, who has reviewed books for the BBC, stated: "I believe that Roland Hughes’ novel should be considered as important as ‘1984’ and Aldous Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’. Highly recommended as a thought provoking and fascinating read."

Nanci Arvizu - Another thing I found fascinating about this story is the format: This is an interview and laid out like one. At first, the reader may think that in this dialogue only format there will be no action, no scene in which to visualize the characters (of which there are only two!) but in reality the author has done a tremendous job with the dialogue and provided the reader more than just a scene.

Tracy Riva - In the course of his interview with the reporter, he divulges the problems of mankind, the history of the Atlantians (from Atlantis, not Atlanta), how science fiction over time became fact, and many other things. It was a fascinating read and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

All Fantasy Worlds - I truly enjoyed “John Smith – Last Known Survivor of the Microsoft Wars”, and I can easily say it’s one of the most original novels I’ve read lately. I would recommend it to those who love science-fiction and speculative stories about Atlantis, the beginning of the world and, of course, the end of it.

http://johnsmith-book.com/reviews.html

Author bio:

Roland Hughes is the president of Logikal Solutions, a business applications consulting firm
specializing in VMS platforms. Hughes serves as a lead consultant with over two decades of
experience using computers and operating systems originally created by Digital Equipment
Corporation (now owned by Hewlett-Packard).

He is the creator of "The Minimum You Need to Know" trademarked technical book series as well as the author of one other novel "Infinite Exposure."