An incredibly tense, violent face-off between a conflicted Japanese-American and his enemy. Incredibly powerful writing combined with deep character study and Japanese/Oriental details.

Utterly gripping, powerful, bloody, gruesome - this novel will grab you by the throat and won't let go. Captain Jefferson is one of the most compelling and corrupt characters in modern fiction.

I've read this novel many times and keep coming back to it. The central metaphor for paradise and its eventual destruction just gets more telling as the modern age advances - who hasn't ever dreamed?

This very short novel takes you to the precipice then drops you in. The last chapter is a psychological hammerblow that will keep coming back to haunt you.

His best-known if not best novel, this is a brilliant introduction to simply the most imaginative, surrealist visionary writing in England today. Hallucinatory and gruesome.

More rounded and complete than Bad City, Willocks delivers another heady mixture of violence, compassion and honour. The brutal riot of the prison is the setting for a monumental journey.

It's a blazing hot day in Hell and in American cities the inhabitants are tearing their lives, dreams and bodies apart.