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Islington Crocodiles by Paul Meloy
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Paul Meloy's debut story collection gathers all the Quay-Endula stories to date, including The Last Great Paladin of Idle Conceit, Raiders, Black Static, Dying in the Arms of Jean Harlow, Islington Crocodile, The Vague and several others, including two that are previously unpublished. With art by Vincent Chong and introduction by Graham Joyce.
“Paul Meloy is unique. No other writer plumbs the dream pool to such depths and sculpts addictive fiction from the awful things he finds there. He is the comedian that Hieronymous Bosch never was, the philosopher that Tommy Cooper failed to be. Make no mistake: Meloy is one of the most relevant writers in the world today. And these stories are pure gold. Treasure them” Charlie Williams
“Meloy’s voice is startlingly original, his stories both shocking and beautiful, and this book is destined to become a classic” Tim Lebbon
“In the stories of Paul Meloy – where walk the living dead, genetically modified pandas, and the mad and terrible Nurse Melt, among others – raw, tell-it-like-it-is comedy brawls with trippy horror in a cage match for the human soul. Take a front row seat. Try not to get any blood on you” Joe Hill
“Crisp and inventive, fresh and distinctive. Really, an unmissable gig!” Graham Joyce
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@ £9.99
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