Kikaffir - a Black Comedy

Name: Kikaffir - a Black Comedy
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: Ian Martin
ISBN: 9781458128270

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Ian Martin

Tauro Publishing
Paru le : 23/12/2010

This is Macbeth in 2030. The apocalypse has come and gone, and Earth is a smouldering wasteland. For the last remnants of the human race there is no possibility... > Lire la suite

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This is Macbeth in 2030. The apocalypse has come and gone, and Earth is a smouldering wasteland. For the last remnants of the human race there is no possibility of a future. In desperation they set about butchering one another before they choke to death in the toxic vapours enveloping the planet. If you enjoy your violence ripped, hacked, pulped and skewered, and your sex sadistically pornographic, you'll love Kikaffir.
And for extra titillation you'll find scenes of cannibalism and bestiality, interspersed with a disembowelling and several beheadings. And before you get to the main rape sequence there's even a wonderfully graphic episode that will delight the coprophiliacs. It's all so gross you'll be laughing aloud by the end of the book. And be warned: there's also some brain food tucked away in the plot for those who are really greedy.
Enjoy!Kikaffir is the second in Ian Martin's Shockspeare Series. Which means you just have to read Pop-splat.

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Date de parution : 23/12/2010
Editeur : Tauro Publishing
ISBN : 978-1-4581-2827-0
EAN : 9781458128270
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Ian Martin

At the age of 50 Ian Martin gave up his regular job and moved to a remote coastal village near the southern tip of Africa. Drawing on his experiences as an insurance clerk, naval store man, lavatory attendant, assistant farm foreman, temporary school teacher, hospital orderly, weather station medic and house builder, he began the next phase of his life. Now, after more than a decade, he has produced three novels, a fictionalized autobiography and many short articles and stories, and he is still writing.
When asked how he has been able to survive for so long without having written a bestseller, he says he is entirely dependent on his wife, who goes out to work. Otherwise he would have died from starvation.