All Lies and Jest
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.18 (888 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0993507700 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Refusing to be defeated by a mere ten million people, she resolves to track down some interesting weirdoes whilst they’re still around to be uncovered. When the USA becomes a fundamentalist theocracy, one of its first actions is to round up all the queers, atheists, deviants, geeks, goths and other undesirables it can find, and throw them out. Her first discovery is a lettuce-eating vampire named Stefan. A dark, sexy subculture romp, All Lies and Jest is a novel about belief, delusion, and the dangers of being so open-minded that your brain falls out. Elinor Rosewood is a habitual non-conformist. The United Kingdom welcomes more than its fair share. He’s far too pretty (and silly) for his own good, but he’s a stellar introduction to the Jesus’ Blood Church, and to the sprawling morass of subcult
"By turns hilarious and disturbing, as only something with a kernel of truth in it can be. Thoroughly enjoyable." --Salomé Jones, creator of Red Phone Box
Saving the World for Fun and Profit Kate Harrad Ghostwoods Books 2011 A fun Laine Cunningham All Lies and Jest: Saving the World for Fun and ProfitKate HarradGhostwoods Books 2011A fun and freaky jaunt through London’s modern vampire/goth scene with a character who has recently escaped her parents’ home and the clutches of the Resurrected Church that has all but taken over society. Sin and salvation combine when church members whip each other for religiously kinky reasons “climaxing with an impressive im. Satirical, near-future fiction An amusing, charming, yet at times hard-to-follow story following a young and adventurous girl's journey through underground London. Worth a try.
She lives in London, and devoutly wishes that she had more time for sleep. Kate Harrad is a novelist, journalist, feminist, and parent. . Her interests include sexual activism, popular culture, entertainingly silly religious things, social politics, parenting pitfalls, and genderswitching classic literature