Synopsis "Ziggy Popper at Large: 14 Tales of General Degeneracy, of Mayhem & Debauchery"
Raw and loony, filthy and funny gutbucket belches from Kirk Alex, author of the acclaimed and controversial LUSTMORD: Anatomy of a Serial Butcher. This collection includes tales such as the sexually graphic and outlandishly violent Ziggy Popper at Large, about an ex-con fresh out of the joint, sitting in a dive bar in seedy East Hollywood, nursing a beer and minding his own business, when a scrawny loser walks in and parks his butt on the stool next to his and offers him cash money to shag his wife. The man even shows him a faded Polaroid of a woman tied down to a bed with nothing on but a blindfold. The bitch of it is the female in the photo resembles Ziggy's ex, the one who helped send him to prison - or is it? Ziggy's not sure, although he's intrigued enough to take the offer and find out. Hardboiled and packing a punch of LA attitude in its gritty realism and black humor, "Ziggy Popper" shows what can happen when a man's past catches up to him. Even in the middle of a steamy sex scene. The compilation also includes the cab stories "Don't chu want it?", Cruising for Action, and "You should have done what I did," as well as the seriously raunchy and absurd noir parodies starring low-rent, private dick "Choo-Choo" Buschitski, in a series of adventures entitled: Bone, My Kind of Client, Angel-the Crazy Woman, The Case of the Vengeful Vixen, et al.
