Apocalypse When? : Novelist Explores Societys Obsession with the End of the World with a Novel That Spans Three Continents
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: Novelist Explores Societys Obsession with the End of the World with a Novel That Spans Three Continents British author Jason Michel has unleashed his dark and thought provoking first novel, Confessions of a Black Dog, onto an unsuspecting and vulnerable public living in the shadow of recession, terrorism and climate change.London, United Kingdom, February 15, 2009 --( The poet Adam Sandell, while writing a review for lulu.com, described the book: “All his first person characters are intensely real, which is strange because they are all clinically manic and bi-polar.About the author: Jason Michel has been turned on, tripped up and stumbled over all around the world on an eleven year self imposed exile.He has had work published in remark, scarecrow, dogmatika, zygote in my coffee, triptych haiku, TGOOW!, straight from the fridge, laurahird.com, shoots&vines and others.The normality of the abnormality is more than noir, it is a rare talent.”Jason began writing the novel while living in South East Asia and continued through his life in North Africa and Europe, setting the book in places he has lived, from the rain soaked streets of London to the ex-pat community of Bangkok.Thinking that the book might be too much for mainstream publishing to handle, he decided to publish the novel on lulu.com.About the author:Jason Michel has been turned on, tripped up and stumbled over all around the world on an eleven year self imposed exile.