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Slop
Author Keith Bishop takes on the Collateralized Right-Wing Fringe in the creative novel SLOP ? The Wild Boar Nation. Seeking to establish equality with man, a radical faction of wild boar demonstrates how an extreme and intolerant fringe can sway a large enough minority to create anarchy. ?I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.? -Sir Winston Churchill Using several real and fictional characters, Bishop sparks debate and potential uproar in dialogue and scenes that will shock the reader. A number of social, economic, religious, and geopolitical issues come to light in the wildly entertaining and informative novel that is sure to challenge readers in every storyline along the way. It?s not ?Jaws.? It?s ?Tusks on Land.? Readers beware as wild boars begin killing humans to impose equality?with man.
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