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Cannon, Thomas

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When you lose touch with yourself, you lose yourself in the world. -Eckhart Tolle Mikey Haskell thought he figured it out. After six months on the road, realization that his best friend, Alaine, was his soul mate. But memories of the painful breakup with his ex-fiancée, Karen, fractured his heart. To escape the emotional conflict, he borrows the mantra of hecklers and slowly transforms his stage persona, and eventually his private life, to an animal existence. A caveman that threatens to shatter his very world into turmoil. Will he realize what is happening to him? Can he pull himself out of the desperate delusion before it is too late? Is the relationship between him and Alaine destroyed forever? Follow the lonely, overweight giant as he fights for his standup comedic career and travels from the edge of sanity to the unknown. SHATTERED - A true journey from the edge of sanity From the imagination of Thomas Cannon comes an adventure truly unique - a look into the back room of the entertainment industry of Stand Up Comedians.

Shattered

Literature & Fiction

Tumbleweed Books

Thomas Cannon of Gray's Inn was an English author of the 18th century. He wrote what may be the earliest published defence of homosexuality in English, Ancient and Modern Pederasty Investigated and Exemplify'd (1749) and may also have collaborated with John Cleland, author of Fanny Hill. A son of Robert Cannon, Dean of Lincoln, Cannon had a serious falling out with Cleland which indirectly led to his prosecution. In 1748, Cleland was sent to prison for failing to pay debts to Cannon and another man. It was while in prison that Cleland published Fanny Hill. Just before the second volume appeared, Cannon lodged a legal complaint against Cleland, claiming that he was now sending anonymous letters containing abusive and slanderous accusations. Cleland accused Cannon of attempted murder, and of being homosexual. A few weeks after Cleland's accusations, Cannon arranged the printing of Ancient &amp; Modern Pederasty. Despite its illegal subject matter, the pamphlet might never have come to the attention of the authorities had it not been for the embittered Cleland who, after being released from prison for debt, was re-arrested in 1749 for obscenity due to Fanny Hill. Cleland vindictively wrote to the Duke of Newcastle's law clerk drawing his attention to Cannon's pamphlet. This prompted a letter from Newcastle to the Attorney General, requesting the prosecution of Cannon. Cannon and his printer were arrested but released on bail of £400 each. Cannon fled abroad for three years. The printer was sent to trial, found guilty, and fined, imprisoned for a month, and also subjected to the public torture of the pillory.

Ancient and Modern Pederasty Investigated and Exemplify'd

History

Ancient Civilizations

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Our Oshkosh

Poetry

Independently published

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