The Rear Cover Blurbs
This bravely
ambitious novel is like a modern ‘American Psycho’. A triumphant literary work
exploring tragic and often inhumanly-human consequences. Highly intelligent and
socially inappropriate, Langford’s nameless, misanthropic narrator is an
arrogant, rebellious loner, who sees the world around him through a dark,
dystopian lens. The new modern condition. Heartbreaking, complex and masterful. – Dominic Kirwan, Poet, Author.
Langford’s protagonist, a cynical
anti-hero, manages to make Chuck Palahniuk look like a motivational speaker.
There are so many quotable barbs and brutal, uncensored observations that you
could easily use Lone Wolf World as the basis of a side-splitting book of
insults. But beneath this merciless surface, there is something deeply raw and
honest at work. Langford proves that he has a tongue even Oscar Wilde would
have described as "sharp". This is a bloody good read. – Pete Malicki
– Author, Playwright.
There is no place lonelier
than the inner city. No place more fitting to make observations on the
fallibility of human beings and the easiest to design their downfall. Ideology
isn’t his motivation. He hates everyone, equally. His voice is unique. And he
will be heard.
‘Some soldiers say that War is
the only reality that made them feel alive. Feasibly they didn’t want it, but
they got it. They can never go back. Neither can I.’
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