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A Million Little Pieces of Feces - Softcover

Bonkers, Python

 
9781411677319: A Million Little Pieces of Feces

Synopsis

Late night shots ring out in tranquil Hermosa Beach, California, heralding the mysterious assassination of a nondescript pussycat. Will the trail lead to an enigmatic code hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci? Will a breathless race through the streets of Los Angeles lead back to Hermosa, where an explosive truth, contemplated for centuries, is finally unveiled as the Formula for God - reconciling religion's compatibility with physics? Well, no to the first question, and as for the second question, well, I guess it's all a question of faith. Nevertheless, conquer your own fear and loathing of fake memoirs and take a wild ride with the most original voice to come along in years. Truth is stranger than fiction; so much so, that sometimes it has to be toned down and just called fiction.

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Review

It washes over you ... like you're getting some view of the world that's important ... I can recommend this. -- Amazon USA

This book is the cult classic nobody knows about yet ... The rhythm and timing of the prose is excellent -- Amazon USA

This is as close to the Hunter S. Thompson experience that you can get (at least from the "Vegas" era). -- Amazon USA

This thing will make you laugh ... bent over laughing and leading to a laughing jag. It's like taking mescaline ... -- Amazon USA

Synopsis

(Selected excerpts and outside reviews can be found by clicking on the blue Python Bonkers hyperlink.) This book may share an alphabetical lineage with the Frey book, but there is no melodramatic redemption here -- it is not a parody of that book but its own entity. As one of the characters from the book says, "We're still involved in the commission of the acts that will require redemption -- and those stories are always so much more fun." Bonkers and his bizarre "team" embarks on a gonzo tear through the streets of Los Angeles and across the pop cultural landscape as well. In his satirical quest for truth in journalism, and life, he must navigate through the many odd tiers of social class, in both the Southern California culture and in his Machiavellian office life and its absurd red and blue political divisions. This is no heart-wrenching tale of excess, its destination is hilarity, so it presses the pedal to the metal and takes no prisoners.

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