HINESVILLE, Ga., Nov. 5, 2012 —The White House Games (https://www.libboo.com/read/the-white-house-games), the novel that accurately predicted the choice of Paul Ryan as a vice presidential candidate, has done it again.
The novel predicts that Romney will win this election, and more.
Author Say Dozeman made his predictions using computational mathematics. “I used a statistical technique known as the Bayesian Information Criterion,” he explained. “It is, as far as I’m concerned, a headachy piece of mathematics, but one that yields almost unerring predictive results if one is willing to traumatize oneself enough with the effort.”
All the data showed that Paul Ryan was the best fit as Romney’s vice-presidential pick. So, in his novel, Dozeman named a character holding a similar position, Paul-Mark Rubyan, a minor alteration of the actual candidate’s name.
“If anyone thinks that I changed the character’s name after Ryan had been selected, they’re welcome to check my novel’s date of registration with the Library of Congress,” Dozeman stated. “I registered it months before Ryan was selected, when even the closest associates of Romney had no idea who would be chosen, and at a time when I suspect that even Romney himself wasn’t sure.”
Dozeman firmly believes that his calculations have also revealed the identity of the winner of this presidential election: Mitt Romney.
Dozeman states that he’s willing to reveal these two predictions from his novel because according to him, these are the most trivial predictions in the novel. He states that the biggest bombshell predictions in the book will shake America to its core, that they involve rebuilding a new version of America in a way that even the Founding Fathers had not foreseen, but would be happy to endorse.
“You’ll have to read the book to find out what those bombshells are,” he said.
The first in a planned series of political novels, The White House Games tells the story of a group of former Navy SEALs who fight to change the direction of American politics. Taking a leaf from the Arab Spring movement of 2011, the SEALs embark on a once-in-a-lifetime mission. Using special-forces tactics and social-media power, the SEALs launch a battle against the powers-that-be in a high-stakes game to create America version 2.0.
“The story is a combination of The Hunger Games, Survivor and Celebrity Apprentice, in a political context,” said Dozeman.
The White House Games is available through www.Libboo.com, a digital platform for discovering hot new authors such as A. B. Bourne (The First Secret of Edwin Hoff), Steve Berkowitz (CHOCROTES and the World Without Question), and Say Dozeman (The White House Games).
The White House Games is also available for download at Amazon.com (https://www.amazon.com/The-White-House-Games-ebook/dp/B009EWQX4W/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1351972504&sr=1-1&keywords=the+white+house+games) and at Barnes and Noble (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-white-house-games-say-dozeman/1111590376?ean=2940015604290)
Dozeman has also created a game called “The White House Ops.” Downloadable for free from the Apple App Store, the game features a fast-paced race combined with a fight for survival as players steer major characters from the novel through a dangerous experience in the Amazon jungle, followed by Hell Week at the Navy SEALs training facility in Coronado, California, and culminating in an MMA tournament in Las Vegas.
