S Peter Davis lives alone in the suburbs of south Brisbane. In between sessions of drinking, sleeping and yelling at neighbourhood kids to get the hell off his lawn, he occasionally writes reams of politically sensitive and largely unpublishable fiction.
Now thanks to the magic of the internet, Davis' work is available to read in full, absolutely free.
If you are a big-name talent scout with some kind of publishing deal, you can contact the author at trojan_masters@hotmail.com. Otherwise, get the hell off my lawn.
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RISK |
| Agent Daniel Winston is known as the Headkicker among his colleagues at the Department of Hazard Negation. He's a valuable instrument in the government's ongoing war against disease and risk. But all it takes is one girl, one moment, to throw everything that Daniel believes into question. Risk is a scathing, darkly humourous glimpse into the psychology of the nanny state. |
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INCONCEIVABLE |
| Eric Kellerman always had to have the last word, and that's why Josephine had to kill the bastard. But murder is a risky game, and as Josephine resorts to some rather unorthadox methods to cover up the truth, it becomes clear that her husband is still going to get the last word - no matter what. It's a contemporary pitch-black satire on the axioms of feminism, sex and modern life. |
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