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Necrophenia Robert Rankin

Necrophenia By Robert Rankin

Necrophenia by Robert Rankin


€7.39
Condition - Very Good
9 in stock

Summary

Private eyes, glamorous dames, ukulele maestros, a lost city of gold and millions and millions of zombies? It's Robert Rankin's THIRTIETH novel!

Necrophenia Summary

Necrophenia by Robert Rankin

ONE IN EVERY THREE PEOPLE LIVING IS ACTUALLY DEAD!

It is a matter of historical record that during the latter part of World War II, England's top-secret Ministry of Serendipity enlisted the services of arch-magician Aleister Crowley to create a Homunculus. Why? Well that's a long story, spanning almost seven decades as it follows the life and career of Tyler, rock star, private eye - and notable for the fact that he almost saved Mankind. The cast of millions also includes ukulele maestro George Formby, Mick Jagger, Mama Cass, Elvis Presley and Lazlo Woodbine. And Tyler's brother, Andy, who impersonates animals (and who single-handedly brought about the Swinging Sixties). And a lady named Clara from Croydon, who unlocked the meta-phenomena of the Multiverse. And a corner shopkeeper from Brentford, who created a sitting room for God. And a great many living dead.

Oh yes, and it also involves a monster in human form whose intention it is to turn the Earth into a Necrosphere, a planet totally devoid of life ...

About Robert Rankin

Robert Rankin is an unrepentant Luddite who writes his bestselling novels by hand in exercise books. He lives in Brighton.

Additional information

GOR001436922
9780575082427
0575082429
Necrophenia by Robert Rankin
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Orion Publishing Co
20090727
400
N/A
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