It's the story of a pill-popping mother, an estranged father, their hapless son and his kitten, which is not a kitten. No. It's the story of a kitten that IS a kitten on a steel planet he does not understand, accompanied by oddball companions on a quest to return home, seeking revenge.  Stop! You're both right. Kitten combines darkly personal and surreal psychodrama with zany adventure and absurd satire, adding to the mix a father-in-law who refuses to die and an ugly neighbor with fish for hands. Can Trevor enjoy the next episode of The Oversea Adventures of Pirate Piet? Does Willoughby make a fashionable hat for giant pandas? Only Kitten holds the answers.

Kitten

Brown, G. Arthur

Literature & Fiction

Eraserhead Pr

<p>"Syntactically immaculate." - Jeremy Robert Johnson, Author of Skullcrack City The Korean War. It lasted three years. Or it never ended. Probably one of those. Maybe it ran as long as the ratings were high. Monroe’s an army doctor who just wants to know what’s going on: why the days seem to repeat, why his C.O. is mentioning the VC in 1951, why his houseboy is a kimchee zombie, why there’s a parasitic mollusk up his nose. His compatriots Trip and Lee are no help, when one seems psychopathic and the other becomes convinced he doesn’t really exist. In fact, there’s something wrong with Monroe’s entire world and only a trip into the art-obsessed mind of God can provide any answers. If God forgets the plot, who is left to make sure the story has an end?</p>

The Long Night of the Eternal Korean War

Humor & Satire

Rooster Republic Press

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Kitten

The Long Night of the Eternal Korean War