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W900
by Tom McNulty
Genre: Literary Fiction
Hovis Monk had been deceived. Perhaps he always had been. His comfortable life in the Snowdonian bubble, provided by The Blue Yonder Mining Company, was ending.
As his world implodes Hovis spins into a realm of inner and outer realities, chance occurrences, memories, music, luck and laughter.
This story describes the reunion of Hovis with his old Paisley Underground band, a little known group called The Festers, and his struggles with a very special Flame Red Time Trialing Onesey…..
I began writing these existential stories because they
needed air and because I was sick to death of people being lauded for writing
trivial rubbish. It’s easy to write nice, acceptable TV bookclub bodice
rippers, a lot harder to tell the truth.
My stories scrape the scrotum of life's existence and laugh
at despair. There is no room in my books for any Goo Goo Muck, just
straight up Rock n Roll.
So read at your peril…
$25 Amazon
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The cover is very interesting. Makes me wonder.
ReplyDeleteMemories from the second summer of love, captured in a picture. Those were the days of Vinyl discs and record players. The liquid lenses, were a bonus and the drugs, were always on hand. God, I really miss those days.
ReplyDeleteSounds great thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe cover is eye-catching.
ReplyDeleteThe cover really grabs your attention. The blurb sounds very intriguing.
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