FREE Sample On Scribd
by Mark Cantrell on Nov.22, 2009, under SAMPLE
Restored on Scribd: A substantial FREE sample of the hard-hitting novel Citizen Zero
A dystopian glimpse at a future born in an age of austerity and political uncertainty, CITIZEN ZERO is a gripping social satire that exposes our deepest fears, and presents a grave warning to any society that abandons the pursuit of social justice. The novel presents a grim future of a society broken by austerity. It blends the stark social commentary of ‘The Boys From The Blackstuff’, the millennial anarcho-chic of ‘The Matrix’, and the uncompromising force of ‘V for Vendetta’ into one devastating portrayal of tomorrow’s Britain…
First published in PDF back in July 2010 with Lulu, CITIZEN ZERO is now available for the Amazon Kindle, Sony Reader and other popular e-reading devices from the following sources:
For more information visit www.zerocitizen.blogspot.com
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About The Author
- Mark Cantrell
A journalist by trade and a novelist by inclination, Mark Cantrell lives and works by the weave of his words.
Over the years, he has written several novels and a multitude of short stories, with his works appearing in a variety of small press journals and a handful of multi-author anthologies. In 2000, he ventured into poetry.
Born and bred in Bradford, West Yorkshire, Mark now lives in Stoke-on-Trent and commutes up to Manchester, where he works for a regional publisher of monthly trade journals and e-zines.
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