The Antichrist of Kokomo County
A Novel
by David Skinner
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Pub Date Nov 09 2015 | Archive Date Mar 29 2016
Conundrum Press, a division of Samizdat Publishing Group, LLC | Conundrum Press
Description
Frankie Horvath is not happy. He’s almost forty. He’s fat. His wife is dead. He designs forks for a living. And his son might just be the Antichrist. Frankie is about to meet with Satanists to find out the truth once and for all. Taking into account Frankie’s lifelong delusions of grandeur, and the gun stuffed down the front of his pants, a bloody showdown for the fate of mankind is not out of the question.
Advance Praise
“Skinner’s debut novel is a clever, funny chronicle of an apocalypse narrowly averted, and of greatness diverted… Overall, this is a fantastically inventive story with plenty of fun twists and told with great humor. A stylish novel from a fine comedic storyteller who hopefully has more than one book in him.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“While it might be the sharpest satire ever written, ANTICHRIST’s engaging story hidden behind a slew of running gags is very funny, rather original and even smart.” —IndieReader
—Kirkus Reviews
“While it might be the sharpest satire ever written, ANTICHRIST’s engaging story hidden behind a slew of running gags is very funny, rather original and even smart.” —IndieReader
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781942280262 |
| PRICE | $25.99 (USD) |
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