The first work of fiction ever to hide a hippopotamus, "Saw" is a milestone novel of the 1970s. Katz, acclaimed by "The New York Times Book Review" as a "witty fantasist who can homogenize pop detritus, campy slang and hallucination to achieve inspired chaos", offers a work of science fiction, irrefutable fact, and gourmand fantasies. **Lightning Print On Demand Title
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9781573660464
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Authors:Katz, Steve
Format:Paperback
GTIN13:9781573660464
ISBN10:1573660469
Page Count:170
Dimensions:6.2x0.46x8.98
Publisher:FC2
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Saw is a milestone novel of the seventies. It is the first work of fiction ever to hide a hippopotamus. For the first time what has come to be recognized as a common modern neurosis, astronaut angst, gets full play in the fictional universe. For the first time anywhere in the history of fiction, in one of the most passionate encounters ever written, Eileen mates with a Sphere. Solid geometry finally has a face. The Cylinder is a nemesis, and its terrifying accomplishments roll on like a nightmare for this astronaut. This is a work of science fiction, geometric fiction, irrefutable fact and gourmand fantasies.