pickOne day, folks in Brisbane wake up to find their world is covered in three feet of strawberry man-eating jam. In the course of the story you come across a few highly odd surviving factions, a sailboat, a government conspiracy, and a giant spider called Mary. A twist on the grey-goo apocalyptic theory, fans of Douglas Adams may get a kick out of this. Plus, who doesn't want to read a book written by someone with the first name of Yahtzee?
pickThe jampocalypse! The magic was in the calm reaction to absurdity, and the author's stunning gift for simile. The message was a hint to do more with the gift of life than waste away at a mall or office. The method was grey goo scenario- maneating strawberry jam. This might turn out to be the most accurate doomsday scenario of them all.
#junebookbugs day 27 - #setinthesouthernhemisphere
Was gonna post about this Australian set apocalypse novel on the actual day of the theme, but I left my copy in storage, so I had to wait until I hit up #barnesandnoble .
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