Meat Puppet Cabaret

Meat Puppet Cabaret - Paperback

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Meat Puppet Cabaret

Meat Puppet Cabaret - Paperback

by Steve Beard
$22.97
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Book Overview

by Steve Beard (Author)

Meat Puppet Cabaret is a dark fantasy novel that restores the perverse sex, bad drugs and violent rock 'n' roll to contemporary folklore. It starts from a weird idea: what if Jack the Ripper were a demon summoned by the black magician John Dee to steal Princess Diana's baby Allegra from the scene of the car crash in Paris? What if Allegra were hidden in a children's home in East London, but then 14 years later escaped? The novel follows Allegra's adventures as she quests to discover her true identity in a nightmare alternate England. She encounters King Charles in orbital exile, Stalinist bioplasma engineer Natasha Supanova, the conspiratorial Osiris Club, drug alchemist Eddie Boy Krishna, ex-DJ and reality TV showman Mark 23 and gangland queens the Karma Twins along the way before finally confronting John Dee in his hideout beneath Parliament Hill on Hampstead Heath. This is a novel that takes the legacy of H. P. Lovecraft and updates it for a mediamatic technopagan world.

Number of Pages: 240
Dimensions: 0.55 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: January 19, 2007
ISBN9781933293318
Author Steve Beard
PublisherRaw Dog Screaming Press
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2007
LanguageENG- English
Pages240
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Steve Beard

STEVE BEARD is an art writer and speculative fiction author. Bruce Sterling calls him "a thorny weed in the parking lot of postmodernity". An extract from his cult 1990s novel Digital Leatherette will appear in The Big Book of Cyberpunk and his collection of Borgesian short stories Pop Heresiarchs is forthcoming.

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