The New Government is set in the very near future following the spectacular collapse of the previous administration, the Women's Equality Party. That disastrous regime saw the virtual economic collapse of the country and a rapid rise in social unrest. The New Government, skilled in the black arts of surveillance, coercion and blackmail, was swept to power on a tidal wave of anti-feminism. The opposition to militant feminism was such a vote winner that it became one of the central planks of...

The country has slowly but surely slipped under the control of a minority of its non-indigenous population. A combination of lethargy and political indifference and in some cases choice has allowed a takeover by Asian and black citizens who now control all of the country's important institutions. The police, the judiciary, education and the civil service to name just a few are all under the control of ethnic and religious minorities.The result is that the former elite, the white mi...

Following years of economical turmoil and disunity, the New Government has stepped into the vacuum and established itself as the dominant political party. Its popularity is partly based on punishing the leaders and the public figures from the previous regime involved in the disaster, usually jailing or sidelining them.But then it was decided that the younger generation should not only suffer for the sins of their parents but must be seen to do so by the public. That was when the Ca...

This is the story of Naomi Sanderson-Hughes, a member of the British Establishment and a noted politician famous for her views on immigration and race. When her party is crushed in the election, she (and many of her colleagues) is jailed as an "undesirable". Naomi is sent to infamous Hardwicke House to be "refocused". There she is introduced to the vicious regime and the governor, Miss Lakhani's cane.Her evil nemesis, 25 year old black minister for Women's Equality, Abeba Obasi has...

Charlotte is a wealthy 19 year old Rhodesian heiress, accompanied to London on the death of her parents by an older, more mature Englishman named Stephen Darnley, a friend of the family. He's a decorated war hero and a thoroughly decent chap.At least that's what he'd have you believe. Stephen has his eyes on naïve, impressionable Charlotte for one reason only...her money. After a long voyage back to England he proposes to her and is happily accepted. They are married and from then ...

A return to the world of The Cadet Regime. The background is the same."Following years of economical turmoil and disunity, the New Government has stepped into the vacuum and established itself as the dominant political party... it was decided that the younger generation should not only suffer for the sins of their parents but must be seen to do so by the public. That was when the Cadet Service was established, mandatory for girls aged 18 and upwards who were connected to the old re...

Emily and Daniel are two very ordinary people. He's a 25 year old clerk in a bank, she a 27 year old marketing executive. They're married and live in a nice house in a nice quiet suburb in a nice town. However things have grown a little stale in the bedroom. Daniel decides to spice it up by replying to a man promising to bring a little excitement into their sex lives by proposing a threesome.Unfortunately Daniel has unwittingly invited a rough sexual predator into his house who pro...

Ever wondered how many rude words existed to describe the unmentionable?Tarnish your tongue with this colloquial collection of obscenities and filthy four-letter words from the crudest crevices of the English language.

A brand new volume of previously unpublished writings from the archives reflecting Jack Kerouac’s Buddhist thinkingFrom a young age Kerouac was a spiritual thinker and questioner, and he always considered himself a spiritual writer. Buddhism gave more meaning to Jack’s work as a writer: he was working not for personal accomplishment and glory but for human betterment. And Buddhism justified his lifestyle: with its vision of the material world as empty and illusory,...

Best known for his glorious comic novels—including the American classic True Grit—Charles Portis was also a prolific essayist, travel writer, and newspaper reporter. Now, for the first time, these writings—journalism, short fiction,memoir, travel stories, and even a play—have been brought together in Escape Velocity: A Charles Portis Miscellany. The collection encompasses the breadth of Portis’s fifty-year writing career, covering topics as varied as road tripping in Baja,Elv...

A collection of previously unpublished writing culled from the Kerouac archiveJack Kerouac’s archive is vast. Throughout his life he was constantly writing, and he meticulously saved and catalogued his material. The result is that beyond the work published in his lifetime there has been a rich stream of posthumous writing that is far from tapped, adding depth to his lifework—the Duluoz Legend—and our understanding of Kerouac the man. Far from being the adrenalized thrill-seeker tha...