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Garbage Man

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Garbage Man

By: Joseph D'Lacey
Narrated by: Chris Coxon
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Ten years after its original publication, this is the third edition of D’Lacey’s cautionary eco-thriller, containing an introduction by David Moody plus a brand new foreword by the author.

Shreve, a no-hope town beside the UK’s largest landfill. There’s nothing Shreve’s jaded residents won’t stoop to in a bid to liven up their monotonous lives....

Wannabe model Aggie Smithfield plans to escape before Shreve swallows her ambitions along with a million tons of rubbish and filthy little secrets. Desperate for a way out, Aggie makes a macabre pact with reclusive ex-photographer Mason Brand.

When the town’s past catches up with it, their agreement might be the only thing that can save her. Beneath everyone’s feet, something stirs. A creature assembled from things no longer loved. When the creature emerges, there will be no way out.

©2019 Joseph D'Lacey (P)2019 W. F. Howes Ltd
Fiction Horror Post-Apocalyptic Scary Science Fiction
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"Joseph D’Lacey rocks!" (Stephen King)

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Somehow I managed to miss Joseph D'Lacey. Don't make the same mistake I did. The Garbage Man is a dark, dreary piece of work with excellent characters and awful monsters. The story telling is very atmospheric and gritty.

Five Grimy Stars *****

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Damn, what a ride this book is not new .and yet listen it i felt it could have written only yesterday as it outlines so perfectly the current situations, we still find ourselves in regard to ourselves, in regard to ourselves, and our plant this is amazing., D'lacey is so good at his craft'

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Coming from Meat I was expecting a better story. Not gory or violent enough to be a horror story, not cheesy enough to be a fun B-movie type story.

Has a narrative like Meat did, but just is too far fetched to take seriously. The story follows a bunch of people with problems but you don't really care about them. It's like the story tried to blend soap opera and sci Fi and it just didn't work for me.

Narration was good, although the characters were not voiced distinctly enough to tell them apart.

Not quite garbage, but not great

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