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Tony Vigorito

    Tony Vigorito est l'auteur d'œuvres underground acclamées qui ont obtenu les éloges de la critique. Son écriture explore les complexités des relations humaines, souvent caractérisée par un style unique et provocateur. À travers ses récits, Vigorito invite les lecteurs à réfléchir sur la nature de la réalité et les défis de l'existence moderne. Son approche narrative novatrice en fait une voix distinctive de la littérature contemporaine.

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    Nine Kinds of Naked
    • Nine Kinds of Naked

      • 402pages
      • 15 heures de lecture

      Join cult favorite Tony Vigorito in his acclaimed, surreal whirlwind of a novel exploring chaos theory. A prisoner spins a playing card into a somersault, stirring a wind that becomes a tornado that takes off the roof of a church in nearby Normal, Illinois. Elizabeth Wildhack is born in that church and someday she will meet that prisoner, a man named Diablo, on the streets of New Orleans--where a hurricane-like Great White Spot hovers off the coast. But how is it all interconnected? And what does it have to do with a time-traveling serf and a secret society whose motto is "Walk away?" "Linguistic gymnastics abound... Vigorito demonstrates once again that he's a wild stylist... startlingly original... an entertaining anarchist..." --The Chicago Sun-Times

      Nine Kinds of Naked
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      • 316pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Join cult favorite Tony Vigorito in this award-winning underground hit chronicling the party at the end of time. A mischievous artist ignites a game of graffiti tag on a local overpass with the phrase, “Uh-oh.” An anonymous response asks, “When?” and someone replies, “Just a couple of days.” But what unfolds in those days? Professor Blip Korterly is arrested, while his friend Dr. Flake Fountain is drafted into a shadow-government project to create the ultimate biological weapon. An accidental outbreak leads to a merry-hearted, babble-inducing apocalypse that could either destroy humanity or elevate it to a new evolutionary stage. From this seemingly harmless graffiti emerges Vigorito's inventive debut, a madcap adventure involving a sinister government plot and an apocalyptic vision. Dr. Flake Fountain, a molecular geneticist, is thrust into the underground development of a biological agent designed to disable enemies' symbolic capacity, rendering them unable to communicate. Yet, this is no mere sci-fi daydream; Vigorito’s impressive research and dazzling wordplay engage readers, pushing the narrative beyond conventional storytelling. This book has become an underground cult classic, celebrated for its linguistic acrobatics and inventive plot.

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