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The Pisstown Chaos
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Mesmerizing . . . a vivid world, both familiar and foreign, dark and slyly humorous, makes the book a grim delight (Publishers Weekly). One family finds themselves forceably dislocated in the midst of chaos, disease, and forced-relocation. Political power seems to be solely in the hands of one Reverend Herman Hooker, an American Divine who revels in the peoples' suffering as they are shifted (separated from--and then randomly coupled with--one another) by decree every five years. There are up-s…
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- Author: David Ohle
- Publisher: Soft Skull Press
- Pages: 196
- ISBN-10: 0979663679
- ISBN-13: 9780979663673
- Format: 13 x 20.2 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Mesmerizing . . . a vivid world, both familiar and foreign, dark and slyly humorous, makes the book a grim delight (Publishers Weekly). One family finds themselves forceably dislocated in the midst of chaos, disease, and forced-relocation. Political power seems to be solely in the hands of one Reverend Herman Hooker, an American Divine who revels in the peoples' suffering as they are shifted (separated from--and then randomly coupled with--one another) by decree every five years. There are up-shifts, down-shifts, and side-shifts, but no attempt to make harmonious pairings. Chaos rages on as parasitic infestations spread and the Reverend rules with an iron fist from his Templex headquarters, spouting platitudes to the ever-moving masses. The final book in the trilogy that began with Motorman and its sequel, The Age of Sinatra, The Pisstown Chaos is a wild end to the cult favorite series.
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- Author: David Ohle
- Publisher: Soft Skull Press
- Pages: 196
- ISBN-10: 0979663679
- ISBN-13: 9780979663673
- Format: 13 x 20.2 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Mesmerizing . . . a vivid world, both familiar and foreign, dark and slyly humorous, makes the book a grim delight (Publishers Weekly). One family finds themselves forceably dislocated in the midst of chaos, disease, and forced-relocation. Political power seems to be solely in the hands of one Reverend Herman Hooker, an American Divine who revels in the peoples' suffering as they are shifted (separated from--and then randomly coupled with--one another) by decree every five years. There are up-shifts, down-shifts, and side-shifts, but no attempt to make harmonious pairings. Chaos rages on as parasitic infestations spread and the Reverend rules with an iron fist from his Templex headquarters, spouting platitudes to the ever-moving masses. The final book in the trilogy that began with Motorman and its sequel, The Age of Sinatra, The Pisstown Chaos is a wild end to the cult favorite series.
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