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Insatiable (Hardcover)
David Dvorkin
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R758
R677
Discovery Miles 6 770
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Ursus (Hardcover)
David Dvorkin
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R844
R748
Discovery Miles 7 480
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Pit Planet (Hardcover)
David Dvorkin
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R823
R727
Discovery Miles 7 270
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Slit (Paperback)
David Dvorkin
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R236
Discovery Miles 2 360
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A social and political satire disguised as a comic novel about
zombies and pickles. Or possibly the other way around. They're
back, and they want to eat your brains. Again. "Go in there."
"Hell, no. I'm going to send someone stupid in there with a
pickle." It's brains served with a side of pickles, hold the mayo.
A terrifying tale of parents, children, brothers, sisters, friends,
bosses, employees, wives, ex-wives, friends' wives, Republicans,
studly bacteria, zombies, tentacles, politics, religion, giant
screaming earth mothers, and the armpit and other regions of Hell.
And pickles.
At the beginning of Desert Storm in 1991, things go terribly wrong.
A secret organization that has infiltrated many Arab armies and
governments emerges from hiding and inflames a broad and bloodily
successful anti-Western uprising. American troops at the Battle of
Khafji and throughout the Middle East are faced with a much bigger
war than the one they had been sent to fight. What was supposed to
be a safe war designed to ensure the reelection of George H. W.
Bush turns into a disaster that destroys his presidency, puts Dan
Quayle in the White House as the puppet of right-wing elements in
the intelligence community, and imperils the West. The consequences
are widespread and frequently grim: a resurgent Soviet Union, a
seemingly endless war in the Middle East, and the growing threat of
tyranny in America. Written well before the events of September 11,
2001, Dawn Crescent depicts the interwoven lives and adventures of
a diverse group of characters -- soldiers, spies, subversives,
innocents -- in a turbulent alternate world which could be a
warning for our own. "Engaging characters and fast-paced writing
make Dawn Crescent a real pleasure " -- Harry Turtledove, author of
the "American Empire" series
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Ursus (Paperback)
David Dvorkin
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R464
Discovery Miles 4 640
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