the Uncanny Worlds of
JACK FIELDING
"And what a story this is, filled with such riotous colour and energy. One excess follows another, while the underlying absurdities push the story along to its perfect conclusion." Doug Watts
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WARNING! Adult content
Man in a Zen Ambulance
Empty handed I go
and behold the Oka Revolver in my grip;
I walk on foot,
yet a Nakajima R600 Kamikaze I am driving
Six cartridges. Four Noble Truths and one maybe-monk. Luther plays the fiddle, the Colonel is choking on his cigar and Rei has an itch she can't scratch. Everyone tryin' to stay in the zone. And don't even mention those goddamn chimps doin' that Elvis thing of theirs.
Zen Ambulance propels the reader into a violent 1950s world of rockabilly, yakuza and chrome-laden cars.
Right Action.
Crime and dark comedy in a pulp fiction world
Neville Changes Villages
Afraid his nefarious activities will finally catch up with him, Neville escapes to Thailand armed with a suitcase full of Elvis vinyl. But he soon discovers Thai family life is even more dysfunctional than he is and what it's like to teach English on the wild side.
Affectionate comedy about family, travel and teaching in 90s Thailand before the internet took over the world.
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"A totally original tale that dips into the surreal.
You really should read this book." Matt Carrell
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Dial B for Bangkok
Empty handed I go
and behold the cord is in my hand;
I walk on foot, and yet on the seat of a tram I am riding
Sometimes it's lonely being human so Orson Milo Palmer takes a trip back to the Chrome Kimono for another incredible adventure. He becomes a full-time humourist, part-time Buddhist and former co-producer of British B films. A deadbeat. A hero. A villain. A doomed man trying to find the truth behind a series of brutal murders before the lights go out.
Crime and dark comedy in a retro sci-fi world
The Chrome Kimono Files
Her name is Suriwan na Ayutthaya, a young Asian woman who has made her fortune importing eco-friendly products into the Kingdom. She has never married and doesn’t intend to.
Because Suriwan travels all over Siam and Indochina in search of the unexplained. She persuades those not yet born, the living and the dead, to give up their secrets. When Suriwan returns from her travels she comes back to her favourite tea house and writes down what she has discovered.
Suriwan invites you to stop by at her tea house. You may find something unexpected.