We have seen what Dean Koontz has done for his latest book. Now, here is another such example in which James Palumbo promotes his debut novel ‘Tomas’. The animated video describes as a ‘brilliant riposte to the current financial climate and the champagne fuelled jungle’.
The video is dark in character with pig-headed people, big breasted women, and gangster style gun shots. The novel deals with a society gone wrong, with no moral foundation. a society in which absurd reality shows rule the small screen and "homicidal dwarfs on rollerblads and obese mamas in tutus."
The book will be available from July 1.
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