The Yukon Glory

The Yukon Glory
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Publisher : Wordclay
Total Pages : 271
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ISBN-10 : 9781604811124
ISBN-13 : 1604811129
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Book Synopsis The Yukon Glory by : Jake Ziemba

Download or read book The Yukon Glory written by Jake Ziemba and published by Wordclay. This book was released on 2008-06 with total page 271 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The book which you hold in your hand, like its protagonist, belongs to a rare and terrifying breed. Jake Ziemba's eminently promising first novel, The Yukon Glory, written throughout the author's struggle with rare blood disease PNH, blends raw emotion, intense violence, rich conceptualization, and sensitive characterization to create one of the most brilliant works of phantasmagoria in the past several decades. It is a tale of a man's will destroyed by his bloodlust, against a backdrop of viral holocaust in an alternate 1970's America. Along the way, there are cameo appearances from such historically unsavory individuals as Richard Nixon and Adolf Hitler, as well as vampires, participants in the French Revolution, fiery demon-people, and a whole society turned insectoid in its rage and confusion. Conceptually innovative and stylistically arresting, this book is sure to become renowned.


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