The story itself is narrated by a private eye hired by the infamous Clockwork Joe to find his lost love. It’s set in a dystopic, post-apocalyptic world that’s populated with robots. The anthology opens in a big way with the wonderful, “In the Flesh” by John McNee. While a bizarro novella can be quite daunting to the average reader, a collection of short stories is a lot easier to digest if you’re just entering the genre. Long live the bizarro revolution! This anthology, whose title seems to hint that it will be the first of many sets, is a nice introduction for the new bizarro reader. We’re very happy that in addition to reviewing Bizarro Blursday books for Eraserhead Press, we now get submissions from Bizarro Press. Not to mention steampunk robots, diseased monkeys, dystopic world views, talking whales, angry squirrels and everything in between. Each story has its own theme, but don’t worry, as required by all anthologies there is a tale about zombies. Summary: A collection of nine bizarro short stories with genres ranging from satire to noir and written by a varied group of authors.
Genre: Bizarro fiction, short stories, anthology, zombies, satire, so that’s how FOX works
Tall Tales with Short Cocks: A Bizarro Press Anthology by Etienne DeForest (Submission)
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