THE SCENT OF FRESH CUT GRASS
A new novel by Keith Salter
When the powerless get organised, they become powerful.
In a world devoid of moral restraint, the new normal offers the ruling elite the opportunity to simply tell us their plans. Which is precisely what RexPark, a business corporation and private military contractor, has presently accomplished with the publication of its ideological essay and business plan. The Bastard Country, The Entity, and The Proxy is undoubtedly a tour-de-force of maniacal lunacy. Which will see mercenaries recruited to go hunting on human safari within overseas territories. Whilst the victims of these shooting wars will have their bodies dismembered for spare human parts. And the newly orphaned children will also be compelled into the anti-human production line. But what can an ordinary person do about this? Both Birdie and Winston agree that something must be done to stop RexPark from establishing its special economic zone for human tissue and child trafficking. Given that RexPark has a local office, the pair conclude the venue may be an appropriate place to voice their concerns and demonstrate their disapproval. However, as Birdie and Winston do not simply want to make a complaint, but rather, desire to bring about a change in material circumstances for both RexPark and the local community, a simple site visitation will not suffice. Therefore, Birdie and Winston develop a plan of attack that includes both material and virtual fightback. As their plan of resistance includes squatting the RexPark business premises, Birdie and Winston call upon local squatter activists Katie and Sharon, for assistance and help. Soon local pushback against RexPark begins in earnest, as forty squatters occupy the RexPark building in Mooreville where they make a ghastly discovery!
The scent of fresh cut grass $19.99
Published by Punk Human / Keith Salter © 2024
ISBN: 978-1-7635266-0-0 (e-book)
artwork, photography & layout | Keith Salter
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