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Automatic Assassin : Episode 2 : The Man with the Mantis Horse

by Marc Horne

A cyberpunk space opera about Xolo, a man who replaced his conscience with a machine. "An extremely funny and wild and poetic science fiction story. Lots of wit, interesting characters, wild locales, fantastic...

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AUTOMATIC ASSASSIN : EPISODE 1 : ENTER XOLO

by Marc Horne

The first episode of the cyberpunk space opera adventures of Xolo, a man who replaced his conscience with a machine. A routine assassination on a synthetic planet gets complicated when Xolo stupidly rescues...

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Cyberpunk Space Opera

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This Unhappy Planet

by Marc Horne

A con-man, a killer, a visionary, a failed actress and a regular guy try and make it big in California. It seemed like the perfect time to open a 'Spiritual Fitness Club' down in San Diego, but the disappearance...

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black comedy

California

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Tokyo Zero

by Marc Horne

One man goes to Tokyo to end the world. It goes fairly well.
As a Japanese cult gets ready to stage a massive attack, they are forced to recruit a secretive young bio-chemist from the West. They hide out on...

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Bookshelf (9 books)

Improper Love Poems about Fruits
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Sarah E Melville

AUTOMATIC ASSASSIN : EPISODE 1 : ENTER XOLO
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Marc Horne

Concrete Underground
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Concrete Underground
Moxie Mezcal

Tokyo Zero
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Tokyo Zero
Marc Horne

This Unhappy Planet
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This Unhappy Planet
Marc Horne

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Comments (5 comments)

Commented on Improper Love Poems about Fruits

mrchrn
mrchrn (4 books)
Fri, 26 Aug 2011 17:05:06 +0200

This book reminds me of what it would be like if people dissolved into words but still tried to live together.

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mrchrn (4 books)
Fri, 26 Aug 2011 09:09:35 +0200

There are two kinds of poems I don't really like: one is very natural, unmeditated, lyrical, basically banal. The other is made 100% of ink: specifically, the ink of others.
This book is full of poems which are exactly not like that. It is for that reason that I highly recommend it and why I find it and pick it up and read from it quite frequently.