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My Fling With Betty Page/Yellow #10 [Paperback]

Michael Hemmingson (Author), Trevor Dodge (Author)
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Yellow August 14, 2003
MY FLING WITH BETTY PAGE: Imagine a world where the Japanese retaliate in the 1940s by dropping their own twin A-bombs on Los Angeles and San Diego. Welcome to The Bubble: a self-contained universe created by that blast known as Los Diegos, where everything is five minutes away, no one ages, and no one dies. Imagine you're a private eye hired to find the rare Betty Page stamp, but stumbling on the truth of reality, and the interdimensional aliens who wish to destroy it. A response to Alfred Jarry's final and unpublished novel of pataphysics, My Fling With Betty Page asks the question: "Do you ever feel that somewhere, somehow, a duck is secretly watching you?" and even gives the answer. YELLOW #10: Meet twin sisters Susan and Sharon, extracted straight out of Disney's The Parent Trap (itself extracted from German children's author Erich Kastner's Das Doppelte Lottchen). Unlike Disney's series of self-congratulatingly "uproarious" sequels starring Hayley Mills, Yellow #10 catches those rascally Baby Boomer twins full in the throes of a 1990s-style adolescent identity crisis, where anti-depressants, confessional poetry, cry-for-help suicides, and the constipated rhythms of pre-teen sex are set to the sticky-sweet backbeat of pre-millennial pop music.

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Eraserhead Press pesents the first release in a new line of split books, featuring two short novels published back-to-back in a single trade paperback. A perfect sampling of new and established authors of subversive genre-blendering cult fiction.

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  • Paperback: 244 pages
  • Publisher: Eraserhead Press (August 14, 2003)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0972959866
  • ISBN-13: 978-0972959865
  • Product Dimensions: 8.6 x 6.3 x 0.6 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 11 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,629,535 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Michael Hemmingson lives in southern California and Baja California. Michael Hemmingson writes and publishes books, stories, essays, and ethnographic research projects. Michael Hemmingson writes and sells screenplays and film treatments. Michael Hemmingson has been pegged as a novelist, playwright, cultural anthropologist, sociologist in the symbolic interactionism school, auto-ethnographer and criminal scalawag. Michael Hemmingson has been associated with the minimalist Gordon Lish School of Writing. Michael Hemmingson has been accused of being a writer of crime noir literature. Michael Hemmingson has been labeled an author of literary erotica. Michael Hemmingson has been cast into the waters of the AvantPop School of Prose Writing. Michael Hemmingson has edited anthologies, zines, and newspapers. Michael Hemmingson has composed literary criticism and collected ethnographic data in the qualitative inquiry school of social science research. Michael Hemmingson has written speculative fiction and weird westerns. Michael Hemmingson sometimes dashes off a poem. Michael Hemmingson is not Michael Hemmingson. Michael Hemmingson is Michael Hawthorne.

 

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4.0 out of 5 stars Did I miss the point?, March 14, 2005
This review is from: My Fling With Betty Page/Yellow #10 (Paperback)
First off, Michael Hemingson's My Fling With Betty Page was awesome. A very entertaining story set in a strange universe, laced with humor and great references. Very well written I will definitely check out more of his writing. Next off, Yellow #10. I liked it and I didn't like it. The writing was creative and flowed well and it was different. It was actually the first book I have read in a while which actually pushes the boundries of how a book should be written. On the other hand I did not really get anything out of it other than that. It stayed with me as long as I was with it and no longer. I will probably read it again though just for the pleasurable experience of reading it.
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