[ WP ] Write a spoiler-filled , summarized description of a book that you would enjoy reading in the hypothetical scenario that you 've suffered a traumatic , amnesia-inducing event that made you forget that you 've written it in the first place .

A guy who goes by the moniker'Bat Masterson' when congregating with fellow forumites opens a thread about writing spoiler-filled, summarized descriptions of books they'd love to wish into existence on the reddit subforum r/books, but a mod tells him to shove it in a sub. He reformulates it into a writing prompt and checks it the next day to find that people do n't care, so he turns to other message boards with fairly decent success. 
 
 He therefore decides to create his own social media site that's based around this activity and launches a kickstarter campaign to fund his endeavor, but it does n't take off. 
 
 Bummed out he decides to write a blog instead, covering his adventures of traveling around the world and asking the people he encounters to formulate descriptions of books they'd like to read/write, which he records and posts on the blog. 
 
 After a couple of months of unsteady income Bat winds up broke and faced with the decision whether to head back home or to adapt to poverty and go on like a boss. He befriends an entourage of young-adults who let him couch surf once in a while and join him mimicking his approach. One of them comes up with the idea of'flash drama', whereby 2 or more strangers or loosely acquainted people meet up in a fairly crowded place, perform a premeditated action of theatrical character and then split. 
 
 A community of people gathered around discussing such summaries, flash drama, ultimate frisbee, poetry slams, forum-mafia games, cashmobs, movie mashups and live music grows. Bat being a prominent member coins the idea of chipping-in to create a professional radio station, partly to secure a steady income but mainly as a medium to broadcast this newfound cultural momentum. 
 
 He grows old looking back at a life of having made a difference and dies happy not ever regretting his decision to keep marching for what he believed is worth it. Several of the local bands featured on the radio became successful and freelance writers teamed up with the creators of popular book-summaries to help them actually write the books and publish them, supported by people who have declared interest in reading them early.
