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  • Title: Necrotrivia vs. Skull
  • Author : Jeremy Gluck
  • Release Date : January 14, 2011
  • Genre: Psychology,Books,Health, Mind & Body,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 3404 KB

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Written under the pen name Jeremy Clarke and originally published in 1988 to critical acclaim and strong sales, "Necrotrivia vs. Skull" is a scathing but playful satire of Western culture and materialism, its addictions and collective mental instability. "Necrotrivia" provides an interesting, fictional contrast to Jeremy's memoir, "Victim of Dreams", also available from Chipmunka. Indeed, "Necrotrivia's main character, an alien who develops a junk food addiction and ends up a copywriter whoring a narcotic breakfast cereal, is in a way a prophetic cipher of the author, whose experiences and bipolar battles he mimics. Now accorded cult status, this new edition of the book features original graphics by Birmingham animator Aston Walker.


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