WHO KILLED THE ARCHITECT OF THE NEW COLOSSUS?

The classic Agatha-Christie style puzzle is brought into the twenty-first century with a bi-sexual detective who not only has to solve the mystery but fend off suspects--male and female--who seem determined to have sex with him.

Ten letters fell from the New Colossus at the detective's feet. One read: 'I am going to kill the other writers of these notes.' And soon the deaths began.

The most ineffective journey-filled with the most ineffective instructions and advice-in all the world of literature. How can you boil something in sawdust? How can you threaten a life with a railway-share? How can you rouse someone with mustard and cress? Why should a man's friends call him 'candle-ends' and his enemies 'toasted-cheese'?

But...

What if this nonsense poem has a deeper meaning?

A prophetic meaning?

About a peril that would appear a century after its publication...?

Allan Williams' visual and verbal commentary-startling and adult-ingeniously discovers evidence that this is primarily about a sexual journey, and the dangers such a journey may encounter...

Visit Georgium Sidius with the exiled last King of England, visit New Australia with an escaped convict, and the Cactus Planet with his half human son; meet freaks and feminists, robots and eunuchs, on an epic journey into the future with a devastating climax.

WHO KILLED THE ARCHITECT OF THE NEW COLOSSUS?

The classic Agatha-Christie style puzzle is brought into the twenty-first century with a bi-sexual detective who not only has to solve the mystery but fend off suspects--male and female--who seem determined to have sex with him.

Ten letters fell from the New Colossus at the detective's feet. One read: 'I am going to kill the other writers of these notes.' And soon the deaths began.