Nosnibor Launches Twin-Pronged Assault this Autumn

Christopher Nosnibor maintains his prolific work-rate with the unleashing of two texts next month.

2008-08-13, Christophernosnibor.co.uk

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Category: Publishing | Tags: postmodern fiction literature novel

September sees the publication of not one, but two books by Christopher Nosnibor, in the form of the paperback edition of ‘THE PLAGIARIST’ and a pamphlet that collects a number of thematically-linked essays and short works of fiction entitled ‘Postmodern Fragments: Writings on Work, Technology and Contemporary Living.’

‘THE PLAGIARIST’ – a riot of experimentation likely to cause strong physical and psychological side-effects – has already garnered some interest on the underground, and the hardback edition, published through Clinicality Press in May, has gained a new audience for Nosnibor’s work.

‘Postmodern Fragments’ is, in many ways, a more accessible counterpart to ‘THE PLAGIARIST,’ and deals with issues of modern life, which include email and virtual life, as well as the pressures of office-based work.

The pace of modern life is such that it's small wonder that stress and anxiety are on the increase: while ‘Postmodern Fragments’ considers the causes and effects of these symptoms, ‘THE PLAGIARIST’ is an example of theory in practice.
‘THE PLAGIARIST’ will be available for £7.50 from Clinicality Press at http://clinicalitypress.co.uk, Christophernosnibor.co.uk, Amazon and all major on-line retailers (and also to order from many high-street sellers).

‘Postmodern Fragments’ will be available at a price of £4.99 via the same outlets.

Both will be available through Clinicality Press (York) in September, final dates tbc.

About the author:

Christopher Nosnibor is a writing machine. His interests are diverse, as is his output, which spans fiction, literary criticism, poetry and general spouting. He is the author of ‘Bad Houses,’ a collection of short stories, ‘A Call for Submission,’ and co-author of ‘C.N.N.,’ a multimedia extravaganza produced in collaboration with Stuart Bateman. His stories have appeared in Neonbeam, Geeek Magazine, and at badmarmalade.com

He is an avid music fan and has more records than he can listen to. He is also a recluse, a fan of real ales and a 24/7 enigma.

Website: http://www.christophernosnibor.co.uk

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