Life on Planet Heaven
| Title | Life on Planet Heaven |
| Year for Search | 1997 |
| Authors | Zuly, Tony |
| Date Published | 1997 |
| Publisher | Antonio Zuliani Publisher |
| Place Published | Brisbane, QLD, Australia |
| Keywords | Male author |
| Annotation | UFO novel in which the abductee visits a planet very similar to Earth that is deeply concerned with the possibility of nuclear warfare on Earth. Heaven is a eutopia with no money. It purports to have gender equality, but women choose to stay out of politics because it requires masculine characteristics. Girls and boys are separated at fifteen for education but encouraged to develop relations with the opposite sex, including sexual relations, outside the educational environment. Generally marry after 25. Numbers rather than names. Very religious but no denominational differences. Constant computer surveillance everywhere as a means of social control. |
| Pseudonym | Tony Zuly is probably the pseudonym of the publisher. |
| Holding Institutions | A, NSW |
| Full Text | 1997 Zuly, Tony. Life on Planet Heaven. Brisbane, QLD, UFO novel in which the abductee visits a planet very similar to Earth that is deeply concerned with the possibility of nuclear warfare on Earth. Heaven is a eutopia with no money. It purports to have gender equality, but women choose to stay out of politics because it requires masculine characteristics. Girls and boys are separated at fifteen for education but encouraged to develop relations with the opposite sex, including sexual relations, outside the educational environment. Generally marry after 25. Numbers rather than names. Very religious but no denominational differences. Constant computer surveillance everywhere as a means of social control. |
