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In dieser skurrilen Erzählung begegnen sich zwei Zeitgenossen, die wenig voneinander halten: Der eine ist ein Menschenfresser, der andere ein Trunkenbold – zumindest, wenn man der Einschätzung des jeweils anderen Glauben schenken darf. Und doch haben sie etwas gemeinsam: Beide halten sich selbst für ein wichtiges Mitglied der Gesellschaft.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. One family. One unforgettable cruise. A whole ocean of laughter, surprises, and adventure! Meet the Hendersons, a wonderfully chaotic family of six who discover that the greatest adventures aren't always about where you go, but who you take along for...

The apocalypse has came and went, now these are the results!In this postmodern horror novel, the world has been ravaged by an untimely war brought on by unscrupulous bureaucrats. The leftover hellscape is now run by agencies that utilize flesh for currency, ban LGBT activity and force hard laws...

في سنة 1939، جهّز بابلو نيرودا لرحلة السفينة وينيبيغ؛ وهي السفينة الأسطوريّة التي أبحرتْ من فرنسا إلى تشيلي حملة على متنها ألفَيْ لاجئ إسبانيّ كانوا قد فرّوا من نظام فرانكو القمعيّ.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. One morning, Gregor Samsa wakes from troubled dreams and find himself transformed into a bug. Thus begins "Metamorphosis", one of the seminal works of fiction of the 20th century. The book concerns itself with alienation, disillusionment and...

In this expanded reissue of her electric debut collection, Madeline Cash, the author of the international bestseller Lost Lambs, synthesizes the godlessness of a digital age into a glimmering, life-affirming collage of stories. Life is absurd; so is Earth Angel. Tales of rebellious schoolgirls...

When the trucks stop rolling, a retired pharmacist knows what comes next.Marty has spent forty years behind a pharmacy counter and a lifetime preparing for the day the official story falls apart. So when a virus out of Wuhan empties the roads and the airwaves fill with round-the-clock panic, he...

Andrew Prince has been walking the earth for longer than he can remember, watching civilizations rise, fall, and fade into dust. These days, he keeps a low profile, running a high-powered security firm with two trusted allies. But when a job goes wrong and an old name resurfaces, Andrew is pulled into a dangerous game that spans centuries. Enemies long thought gone are moving in the shadows. Secrets from lives he's tried to forget are clawing their way back to the surface. Immortality has its advantages. It also has a body count.

The English-language debut of Hiroko Oyamada—one of the most powerfully strange young voices in JapanThe English-language debut of one of Japan's most exciting new writers, The Factory follows three workers at a sprawling industrial factory. Each worker focuses intently on the specific task...

Dr.Juniper Thornton is the head of the Brandywine Penal colony. She runs the sanitarium like a funhouse with her 2nd in command Dr. Simba Camino. Both of them feed off of each other to make the best experience for each patient. All eyes have gone onto the island, once a new law has removed...

THE THEORY OF GRAVITY ACCORDING TO CLOUDSIn 1802, Britain became obsessed with clouds—not just watching them, but classifying, debating, and conquering them. At the Askesian Society, eccentric scholars clash over balloons, machines, shadows, dirt, and even the proper gender of spoons, all...

Joar faller handlöst ner på en gräsmatta vid ett hus han inte känner igen. Där får han syn på sin bästa vän och en stor hund med vänliga ögon. Joar är död, men hans medvetande vägrar släppa taget. Han försöker orientera sig i en ny, förvirrande tillvaro, kontakta de levande...

Nothing: When Nothing Becomes Something by Takezo Art and Susan Ogden Benting, narrated by Ernesto Garcia and published by Audiobook Publishing Services, is a witty, thought-provoking satirical audiobook that explores consumer culture, modern marketing, public perception, and the surprising...

Anna vend des poulets rôtis sur les marchés pour assurer l'essentiel, pour que son fils Léo ne manque de rien. Anna aspire seulement à un peu de tranquillité dans leur mobile-home au bord de l'Atlantique, et Léo à surfer de belles vagues. Mais quand elle perd son camion-rôtissoire dans un accident, le fragile équilibre est menacé, les dettes et les ennuis s'accumulent. Il y aurait bien ce "Jeu" dont on parle partout, à la télé, à la radio, auquel Léo incite sa mère à s'inscrire.

She can build almost anything. Except a normal life.Engineer Lezi McGyver would rather spend the weekend rebuilding a circuit board than talking to people. But when she's dragged to StimulateCon—the world's biggest adult technology convention—she comes face-to-face with the man who stole her...

Everyone is looking for something. Most of them are looking in the wrong place. ZAC is a yoga instructor, a self-appointed financial visionary, and according to ZAC, a man on the verge of something significant. His wife Suzanne has heard this before. ZAC possesses a rare talent for drawing...

As irreverent as it is amusingly insightful, Cinephilia is the world’s only transgressive work of satirical fiction that involves both cat strangling AND ninjas. The characters are as hilarious as they are absurd and persons of every potential gender, race, and creed are welcome to laugh...

Kelvin is a mild-mannered guy with dreams like anyone else. He works at a fast-food restaurant, keeps to himself and crushes on one of his coworkers. Things never change...Until one day, Kelvin discovers he has a super power when he gets annoyed. The power to slap people with gory and deadly...

When Fitz, an overlooked foreign policy strategist, is summoned to the seventh floor, he is thrust into the derangement of late 2010s Washington, DC—national security incompetence, diplomatic intrigue, and institutional decadence. Absurdity follows in this darkly comic tale of frivolity...

Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, in a new modern-prose English translation, narrated straight through by Mike Vendetti. One morning, Gregor Samsa wakes up as an insect. His first worry is that he is late for work. His family's first worry is what to tell the boarders. A hundred years later, the story still comes across like it was written this morning—the exhaustion, the dread of the phone ringing, the way a family talks about a sick person as if he weren't in the room. Kafka wrote it in 1915. He never lived to see it in English.