Fun read about how Wallace created his own collective (he emphasizes that it's *not* a cult) of joinees, for the purpose of... well, what *is* the purpose?! While he struggles to come up with a raison d'etre for his group, and to grow it to a thousand members, he finds himself in danger of losing his girlfriend Hanne, from whom he's kept his scheme a secret, convinced that she'd think it was another one of his foolish "boy-projects". Will he reach his membership goal? Why is everyone joining? And how will Hanne react if/when she discovers his plan? (I'm not telling - you'll have to read it yourself!)
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