Dave Franklin

Begin The Madness: The Straitjacket Blues Trilogy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From emotional vampires and insane killers to religious ecstasy and suicide, Dave Franklin cordially invites you on a journey into the darkest corners of the human heart.

This anthology gathers horror, dark fantasy and supernatural stories from the Straitjacket Blues series and includes the full-length novel, The Goodreads Killer: The Trilogy. It contains strong adult material and is not for the easily offended.

Length: 174,000 words.

About The Author

Dave Franklin's caustic, profanity-laced prose should be approached with caution. Here's a handy guide to his full-length work:

HORROR / SUPERNATURAL / OCCULT

Nice Man Jack: A Jack The Ripper Novella

CRIME / PSYCHOLOGICAL

To Dare A Future

Girls Like Funny Boys

Blundering Blokes: A Three-Novel Anthology (Contains the above titles as well as Looking For Sarah Jane Smith)

Riders on the Storm and other Killer Songs

DARK COMEDY

Looking For Sarah Jane Smith

Manic Streets of Perth

English Toss on Planet Andong

Evil Arse Soup (An anthology of the above titles)

EROTICA / HUMOUR

Bawdy Blokes: Three Porno Funnies

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Baby Ice Dog Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781502243218
• Artikelnr.: 42175852

Autorenporträt

Born in Wales, Dave Franklin published his first story in a national fishing magazine at the age of sixteen. He immigrated to Australia in 1999 and made his living as a reporter, earning the distinction of being sacked twice by the same Perth-based newspaper group. He then spent nearly three years teaching English in Korea, during which the mortality rate of the children under his care remained at an impressive zero. He now teaches ESL to adults in Brisbane, helping (among others) Thai Lady Boys get to grips with their past participles.

The major theme of Dave's small, character-driven stories is alienation, the symptoms of which include male immaturity, misogyny, dysfunction, self-destruction, xenophobia, religion, violence and a childish glee in winding up the politically correct. There are no car chases or explosions in his books; instead he prefers outlandish, twisted sex scenes while focusing on exasperated loners full of doubt.

Readers who like his work tend to see its black comedy (and disdain for his own characters) whereas his harshest critics take everything at face value. Indeed, some observers would suggest that the highlight of his writing career, which has seen him produce ten novels, remains being published in a fishing magazine.