En cours de chargement...
What if fallen angels got a second chance?In The Saga of Terminal City they do, freed from prison to walk the earth, doing good -- if they can. Hometown Hero (No. 2) finds the smalltown of Crummburg marked for destruction by resentful native sons. Can vacationing ex-angel Robert Hunger stop the evil, and save the innocent, before the clock strikes doom?29 Chapters, 2400 lines of poetry, all written in modern epic verse.
SynopsisEven angels must take a holiday. To Crummburg, incestuous little town, goes Robert Hunger, its veins depletedof founding gold; now reduced to beggingworldly star, Walter Wisdom, to perform, native son who nurses simmering grudge. Simmers also subterranean strainof evil, logs laid down long time ago. There crashes too mysterious vesselof another world, unknown rendezvousto keep from murder-dealing hill-top camp.
In town below, the players assume parts:Dr. Daphne Sporg, experimenterin surgery. Ernie Doomstamp, the creep, and unlikely idol of film, worldwide. Staunch alliance of stout mechanics there is, whose beloved pet, Trilby Stash, must contendwith admirers of demonic intent. Even the heavenly host, looking down, may intervene in final judgement sprung. Will latent evil and death's dormant deedscondemn the whole, or, will some righteous fewremain to broadcast warnings to the world?BioHis mind corrupted by childhood exposure to horror movie matinees, but equally enthralled by the atmosphere of old churches, Simon Pole writes cosmic poetry from the location of Vancouver, British Columbia.
A graduate of Harvard University, Simon has continued his studies of what is hidden in the dark. Writing is also in his blood, being the great-great-grandson of early Canadian poet Susie Drury.