Karl Shergill

Broschiertes Buch

Lockdown Alpha

Beschreibung

As COVID-19 brings the world to its knees, one woman's obsession threatens to upend a relationship in Lockdown Alpha, a thrilling new novel by Karl Shergill. When a blossoming romance is suddenly locked down alongside the rest of society, a would-be lover's all-consuming infatuation spirals into stalking. Isolated and impervious to rejection, she ensnares her desired partner in a web of escalating manipulation and control. Interlaced with scenes of the pandemic remaking familiar landscapes into ghost towns, this psychological page-turner explores the terror of individuals trying to connect in a fractured world. Skirting the line between insidious and insane, the stalker's disturbing yet magnetic presence permeates the story as both a fitting avatar for these unmoored times and an unsettling embodiment of them. Lockdown Alpha fuses interpersonal horror with societal collapse, while asking pressing questions about what happens when our handles on reality start to fray.

Autor

Karl Shergill is a very well-known literary writer in his native language, Punjabi. Professionally, he is a retired general physician with a speciality in gastroenterology. He has authored two poetry books, short stories, and a novel. He is also the author of a thesis on coeliac disease. His research proved that coeliac disease is prevalent in South Asians, contrary to the notion that it does not exist in the South Asian population, thus preventing morbidity and mortality. He has also written small booklets on coeliac disease and ulcerative colitis. His research work produced 14 papers that have been published in internationally recognised scientific medical journals, which can be traced to his previous name, Sher KS. After having worked during the COVID pandemic, he has now written the novels Lockdown Alpha and Lockdown Infinity from his experience.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 206
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 11mm
• Gewicht: 258g
• ISBN-13: 9781035826735
• ISBN-10: 1035826739
• Artikelnr.: 70349325