Tokyo Supernova
Oct 2011 · SCB Distributors
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In the final part of Stephen Barber's Tokyo Trilogy, the gorgeous media provocatrice Angeliko Slavsko returns to the tsunami-hit megalopolis to team up with her gang of Tokyo fuck-girls and instigate an all-out confrontation with the forces of neo-fascism and resurgent militarism, as they ass-fuck and massacre their way through 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, towards their hellbent goal of terminal urban destruction, the forces of nihilism and neo-fascism are finally allied in the furnace of the Solar Anus.
Tokyo Supernova sets the ultimate stage in Stephen Barber's reinvention of extreme pornography for the atrocity-fixated digital age, presenting a virulent, category-A sensory experience which is unlike anything in the history of either cyberpunk or sex-writing, and strives to eclipse the previous extremes of both genres.
Tokyo Supernova sets the ultimate stage in Stephen Barber's reinvention of extreme pornography for the atrocity-fixated digital age, presenting a virulent, category-A sensory experience which is unlike anything in the history of either cyberpunk or sex-writing, and strives to eclipse the previous extremes of both genres.
In the final part of Stephen Barber's Tokyo Trilogy, the gorgeous media provocatrice Angeliko Slavsko returns to the tsunami-hit megalopolis to team up with her gang of Tokyo fuck-girls and instigate an all-out confrontation with the forces of neo-fascism and resurgent militarism, as they ass-fuc...
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