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Glitch Butterfly in Nature

The O.S. Project

Welcome to the Other Side!
 

Here on this page you can learn all about Nicholas Armitt's first published work. You can check out the blurb, read through reviews and much more!

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: About :

The O.S. Project is a series created and written by Nicholas Armitt, spanning between both books and YouTube videos. The story follows the character of Noah Coleman and his involvement in the O.S. Project.

: Blurb :

'When ex-con Noah Coleman loses his memory after an unknown incident, he gets sentenced to the Ocean Cliff Psychiatric Hospital for a crime he is not allowed to know. He manages to adapt to his new life well until the year anniversary of his stay approaches. From new staff to stalking butterflies, suspicion arrives, but once the criminal population starts to disappear without a trace, Noah no longer remains compliant. He discovers the story of MK-Ultra, and it seems as though this has happened before.'

: Background :

This series was originally created in 2018, by Nicholas Armitt and his best friend Ellie Cooper, following the release of the musical 'The Greatest Showman'. Whilst they were both still teenagers, Cooper showed the musical's soundtrack to Armitt, stating that the opening songs lyrics sounded 'creepy'. So during their lunch break, they created an idea for a story based off of the movie's music (basing the main plot off of the song 'The Other Side'.

Over the next 3 years, they worked together (not on their school work) on their series titled 'A Guide to the JDC'. It was quite different to the series as we know it today, but kept several through lines - most knowingly 'The Other Side' being a mind control drug that 'takes your breath and steals your mind.'

: YouTube Series :

After the publication of the first book, The O.S. Project has featured on Nicholas Armitt's YouTube channel in the form of short teasers. The videos serve as a 'prequal' to the original story, as well as hosting extras that did not fit into the books themselves.

You can check out the videos here:

 

: Reviews :

'I'm currently really enjoying this book at the moment! Great plot, characters and writing.'
                             - Corey

'A fantastic book by a fantastic guy. Love it all!'
                             - Em

: FAQs :

Is this book suitable for teens and young adults?
        -     This book is suitable for those aged 16 and upwards due to the mature themes and strong language.

Does the author intend to write any sequels to this book?
        -     Yes! The O.S. Project has two more books planned to be released. The book series is intended to be a trilogy, with the second book currently in the works.

Does this book contain any graphic or disturbing material?
      -       The O.S. Project series as a whole contains several graphic scenes involving violence, strong language, suicide and self harm. It also contains themes of grief, loss and sexual assault.

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