Lost and Plooglitless - Aisch, Ian
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Ross Blakey, a mining contractor on Zygol III strays from his compound and is kidnapped by a woman warrior, wielding a sword and dagger, and her grumpy male servant. So begins an perilous adventure that finds Blakey confronting death several times; each one increasingly barbaric than the last as he continuously infuriates his captors and every local inhabitant he comes across (including a despotic ruler), through his accidental misdeeds and ignorance of the local culture. Not to mention having scary encounters with some flesh-craving creatures, a harsh, windswept desert and sharing a bath with…mehr

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Ross Blakey, a mining contractor on Zygol III strays from his compound and is kidnapped by a woman warrior, wielding a sword and dagger, and her grumpy male servant. So begins an perilous adventure that finds Blakey confronting death several times; each one increasingly barbaric than the last as he continuously infuriates his captors and every local inhabitant he comes across (including a despotic ruler), through his accidental misdeeds and ignorance of the local culture. Not to mention having scary encounters with some flesh-craving creatures, a harsh, windswept desert and sharing a bath with a naked woman. The tale is filled with numerous unpredictable twists and turns, some dramatic, some humorous as Ross Blakey struggles to stay alive. As the story unfolds, the reader is given glimpses of the fascinating philosophy of the Zygols and the curious interdependence of the local wildlife. Can such a story squeeze in a romantic angle as well? Maybe..
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Ian was born in Tremadoc, Wales. He migrated to Australia as part of the ten pound deal. He went to school in Echuca before attending Monash University in Melbourne. He worked in the Commonwealth and State public services before taking a position as an editor in Lonely Planet, a suitable place of toil for a keen traveler. Ian is now a full-time author and lives in Victoria's Macedon Ranges.