The Kyoto Man (The Scikungfi Trilogy) Fallout ravaged the fabric of space and time. History digested reality and reality exhumed the future as survivors tried and failed to create a new beginning Amid the chaos, one man experiences a ter
| Title | : | The Kyoto Man (The Scikungfi Trilogy) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.50 (155 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1935738291 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 234 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-04 |
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Editorial : About the Author D. Harlan Wilson is an award-winning, critically acclaimed novelist, short story writer, editor, literary critic, and Professor of English at Wright State University-Lake Campus. In addition to numerous works of fiction and nonfiction, hundreds of his stories and essays have appeared in magazines, journals and anthologies throughout the world in multiple languages. Wilson serves as reviews editor of the academic science fiction journal Extrapolation and managing editor of Guide Dog Books, the nonfiction syndicate of Raw Dog Screaming Press. For more information, visit DHarlanWilson and TheKyotoMan.
In the wake of the Stick Figure War, civilization lapsed into obscurity. Fallout ravaged the fabric of space and time. History digested reality and reality exhumed the future as survivors tried and failed to create a new beginning Amid the chaos, one man experiences a terminal affliction, a revolution of the self: the chronic transformation into the city of Kyoto, Japan. Each transformation further plunges the world into darkness, but he's helpless against the lethal clockwork of his body, his psyche, his mindscreens-and nothing, not even Fate itself, can stop him from becoming God In the third and final installment of the Scikungfi trilogy after Dr. Identity and Codename Prague, acclaimed author D. Harlan Wilson composes a narrative grindhouse that combines elements of science fiction and horror with pop culture and literary theory. Erudite, ultraviolent, and riotously satirical, The Kyoto Man reminds us how, at every turn, reality is shap
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