- 15 Feb 2012
- In Fiction Reviews
I like a book that really makes me think, so a book with a title such as The Devil's Mix Tape isn't something that I could pass up on reading, not in a million years. Depending on your personal tastes, the subject matter might be a bit harder to swallow than that of your run-of-the-mill contemporary book. True, it may prove to be challenging for readers who prefer a more linear sort of story but I think the scattered style of storytelling makes The Devil's Mix Tape feel like a puzzle you just have to solve.
- 01 Jun 2011
- In Fiction Reviews
Bukkake Brawl by Made in DNA is an unwavering, and unabashedly brutal piece of work. The title alone should have clued you in. If you happen to be a bright eyed and bushy tailed virgin who's never so much as peeked at a porno, this may scar you for life but who am I to suggest starting with something softer?
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- 11 Apr 2010
- In Fiction Reviews
Made in DNA is the pseudonym of an American author, living in Japan. He describes his special brand of fiction as sex-punk/sex-fi. After reading a short teaser from one of his latest works, I jumped at the chance to read the novella, Media Whores. Media Whores takes place in New Tokioh, a techno-punk's dystopia lurking beneath the radiation contaminated mess that was once Nippon.
