Shambling Towards Hiroshima
No CoverAn aging actor recounts his role in a secret WWII project involving giant monsters, blending dark humor with nuclear war satire.
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An aging actor recounts his role in a secret WWII project involving giant monsters, blending dark humor with nuclear war satire.
Assuming you find somebody who can decipher my handwriting, feel free to transcribe these pages, give them a title — The Day of the Lizard, perhaps, or Peasants with Torches, or Shambling Towards Hiroshima — and sell the thing to Doubleday for a big, fat advance, collecting your well-earned ten percent. The balance should go to Darlene. Yes, Rachel, I believe you've finally gotten a bestseller out of me, and it arrives bearing the ultimate seal of authenticity, the author's notorious l
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Minor references to destruction and war-related violence.
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Strong satire of American military and nuclear war policies.
Contains references to suicide; specific details not graphic.
Minor themes of systemic suffering related to war and its aftermath.
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