Publisher's Synopsis
"An egocentric sexist moron in charge of a rich and powerful nation, England crumbling into servitude and poverty... what a strange parallel world is depicted in Michael Paraskos's new novel Rabbitman! Of course, it's not true. None of it. It's all just the bizarre games acted out by a group of toys belonging to a little girl called Angela. President Rabbitman, like his right-wing UK accomplices Balloonhead and Mr Floppy, are nothing but figments of somebody's imagination. Or of two people's imaginations, if you count fictional Angela as a person, in a subsidiary sort of way. And it's nothing like real life! Does anyone really think that if it was revealed to them that their leaders had all literally sold their souls to the devil to gain power, the public would simply shrug their collective shoulders and say "so what"? Rabbitman is a pleasurable read, with a lightness of touch to the surreal satire which even includes a few Dad's Army gags, for those of certain generation."
Paul Cudenec, author of The Anarchist Revelation; Antibodies, Anarchangels and Other Essays; The Stifled Soul of Humankind; Forms of Freedom; The Fakir of Florence; Nature, Essence and Anarchy and The Green One.
