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This site and all its contents © 2008 E. Michael Fisher and James C. Bird |
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Welcome to the Thresher Pub |
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Where Fisher and Bird spin their yarns... |
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In the pipeline: |
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© 2008 James C. Bird |
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The amazing human cannonball who loved the Seal Woman |
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Alien parasites threaten mankind with extinction. One feral child (raised by the robot 10W40) holds the key to survival... if the politicians of the world will allow it. Only one person on Earth is on his side against
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The lady love of Otis, murdered by fugitive Nazis |
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Bomba the pinhead, completely oblivious |
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From our latest completed novel, Freak Farm...
The Dowd Farms entry in the 1954 Labor Day Parade in Harrington, Delaware. |
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“Ladies and gentlemen, between the covers of this book lurks a yarn so bizarre and strangely hilarious as to boggle the senses. “Return with us to those thrilling days of 1954 and be amazed by the gross stupidity of do-gooders who close down the carnival freak show depriving the members of this trans-mundane pageant of their only source of honest income. “Be moved by the kindness of the leader of a local outlaw biker gang who gives the down-on-their-luck side-show performers jobs at his farm’s roadside stand. “For the price of a single admission you can marvel as a posse of bikers, a midget, a two headed dog, a human cannonball, a black-listed director of “B” western movies, and a newly minted cowboy movie actor, scours the lower parts of rural Delaware to solve a heinous crime—the murder of the Seal Woman.
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“Thrill to the action as our heroes confront Nazi war criminals set on recovering a cache of jewels and gold buried by a U-Boat crew near the end of World War II on a desolate stretch of the U.S.A.’s mid-Atlantic coast. “You’ll be spell-bound by this tale of good versus evil, and you have my personal guarantee that this is a story so extraordinary that humankind has never before beheld its equal.” |