Jp 卡洛斯: 144 books

Where will you be in the year 2035?  Most novels about a dystopian future have little to do with the real world. They either take place in some post-apocalypse wasteland that has no connection with the present day, or they are old-fashioned visions of far-right totalitarianism on the out-of-date...

When Londoner JP Floru tags along with three friends running the marathon in Pyongyang, little could have prepared him for what he witnessed. Shown by two minders what the regime wants them to see during their nine-day trip, the group is astounded when witnessing people bowing to their leaders'...

  !!! Warning!!! Atheist fiction and fun! If you're especially touchy about your favorite omnipotent imaginary friend, then I'm afraid this book is not for you. Put your fingers in your ears, and click away from here, singing la la la la. Otherwise, come on in, and enjoy...

A free introduction to life in the village of Hapeney Fen, filling the space between 'Home Economics for Girls' and 'The Elasticated Waistband'. An unfortunate connection between Violet's slipper and a steaming sign of the old dog Marcus's passage, and finding an old bike in the shed, gives Mother...

Judge not and ye shall not go home. Thus twelve strangers find themselves weighing the evidence in a bizarre domestic violence case. This humorous non-fiction memoir, set in Los Angeles, is told by an unemployed animation writer. With one eye on the case and the other on the clock, the narrator...

"All God Worshippers Are Mad: a little book of sanity" seeks to demonstrate in a logical common sense manner that the fundamental beliefs held by all monotheists are incomprehensible and lunatic. It attempts to show that god worshippers themselves do not understand the things they claim...

New Age guru Lompoc Tollhaus has lost his serenity.His mystic self-help books haven’t sold very well. And now a “chakra mishap” has forced him to miss a deadline. But this poor man’s Deepak Chopra is furious when his publisher adds a co-author to “goose things along” on Tollhaus’...

A short time ago Adam Marx had a good-paying job with upward mobility, a lovely and accomplished girlfriend, and a stable, somewhat predictable lifestyle. Then came his apparent tumble down a rabbit hole into a wonderland of non compos mentis characters and a whole new world of privilege and intrigue....

Authors do two thing best; write and read…. "If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot."---Steven King, bestselling writer. However, in this age and time, prevailing circumstances have added a third item to the shopping...

Alone in the forbidden lands, where trails' last traces trailed away... Nancy embarks on an unintended adventure. Part 1 of 5 of a narrative in verse. 

In each of four parts, each a grafted onto a Hoffmann short story, in four historical periods and reflecting the literary style of its period, the reader is invited to accompany a young man on his frustrated journey to rescue a young woman, variously assisted and obstructed by fathers, mothers, brothers...

Descending into the mist and dark, Nancy acquires unexpected companionship and their travails take a couple of unexpected turns. Part Two of an adventure in verse. 

Skinny Chinese taxi-girls dance with off-duty British military personnel at the Yam Yam nightclub to the strains of ‘Rose, Rose, I love you’ and ‘Terang Bulan’. Attractively dressed in their long, tight-fitting, slit-sided cheongsams, the girls also listen out for loose talk, which they feed...

The many threads are gathered up as a completely unsuspected savior emerges, though is it too late? But the answer was always in your heart. Part 5 and the final part of the adventure in verse.