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Browse books by or related to Tokyo Trilogy in the database & marketplace. A trio of books by David Peace on the . military occupation of Japan. Tokyo Year Zero (2007), Occupied City (2009), Patient X (2018).

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Essays, reporting and other contributions. The book was awarded the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for literature in 2005. The Damned Utd, Red or Dead. He followed GB84 with another fact-based fictional piece, The Damned Utd (2006), which is based on Brian Clough's fateful 44-day spell in 1974 as manager of Leeds United Football Club.

Part one of David Peace's 'Tokyo Trilogy', and a stunning literary thriller in its own right, from the bestselling author of GB84 and The Damned Ut. ugust 1946

Part one of David Peace's 'Tokyo Trilogy', and a stunning literary thriller in its own right, from the bestselling author of GB84 and The Damned Ut. ugust 1946. One year on from surrender and Tokyo lies broken and bleeding at the feet of its American victors. Against this extraordinary historical backdrop, Tokyo Year Zero opens with the discovery of the bodies of two young women in Shiba Park. Part one of David Peace's 'Tokyo Trilogy', and a stunning literary thriller in its own right, from the bestselling author of GB84 and The Damned Ut. ugust 1946

The novel takes place in a noir, twilight world, and shows us the terrifying contrast between the polite, highly codified society of Japan and the painful rawness beneath.

Narrated by Mark Bramhall. The novel takes place in a noir, twilight world, and shows us the terrifying contrast between the polite, highly codified society of Japan and the painful rawness beneath.

This first book in the Tokyo trilogy is as surprising and idiosyncratic an offering as we have come to expect from David Peace, and it's a safe bet that readers will be impatient for the remaining books in the sequence. A searing piece, the narration taut, the prose spare and uncompromising. the bleakness of the times is beautifully captured.

CYBERPUNK, SEX AND VIOLENCE IN JAPAN: Stephen Barber's futuristic trilogy of apocalyptic sex, violence and annihilation is now published in a single volume. TOKYO SODOM: Shortly before the destruction of Tokyo by a devastating tsunami, the gorgeous media-manipulator Angeliko Slavsko flies into the city to perpetrate an outrageous series of sexual acts and provocations to be projected from every giant image-screen on Tokyo's illuminated avenues, before her orgy of sodomy and carnage reaches a detonating climax of revolutionary sex and terminal urban disaster. TOKYO SLAUGHTERHOUSE: Three ferocious teenaged gangs are fighting for control over the ruins of Tokyo, devastatated one year earlier. The forces driving the lawless megalopolis are now those of carnage, sex and destruction. The gangs confront one another in a series of murderous encounters, until the nature of power itself has been stripped to the bone. Tokyo forms an arena in which the human body must transform itself in order to survive. TOKYO SUPERNOVA: Angeliko Slavsko returns to the ravaged Tokyo megalopolis to instigate an all-out confrontation with the forces of neo-fascism and resurgent militarism in an apocalyptic urban landscape of cryogenetic zombies, Mishima Shield Society veterans, bacteriological genocide-advocates, shit-eaters, white-noise nihilists, pre-teen deviants and bio-contaminated freaks. As Angeliko and her gang scar their way across the face of Tokyo, the forces of nihilism and neo-fascism are finally allied in the furnace of the Solar Anus.