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NGLND XPX

Ian Hutson

Kindle Edition | Pages: 276 pages

Rating: 4.49 | 127 Users | 18 Reviews

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Title	:	NGLND XPX
Author	:	Ian Hutson
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 276 pages
Published	:	October 11th 2013 by The Diesel-Electric Elephant Company
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Short Stories. Humor. European Literature. British Literature

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NGLND XPX was written to grab you by the ankle and drag you screaming into a world of funny and not so funny scifi-ish fiction, a soupcon of some dashed fine adventure and a spot of Ealing-esque farce.

Rub shoulders with robots carrying teddy bears issuing tablets of Commandments to chaps wandering out of the desert. Squirm in a grandstand seat during an Industrial Revolution completely re-written just to see the new-fangled steam trains running over well-intentioned children (no real harm done). Recognise your neighbours - polite English zombies coping with the dystopian hell of a socialist victory in the General Election. Man up, madam, and do your OAP National Service during the pensioner wars with an insect species. Watch in awe and not some little discomfort as Queen Elizabeth does the dishes for Europe and the Ministry of Defence quietly saves the world from a rogue comet.

No caricature is left unused. The science in the fiction is quite splendidly silly. This is a book to be read with tongue in cheek, preferably your own tongue and one of your own face cheeks unless you are very limber. The characters are as deep as summer puddles and the plots are as complicated as two planks of wood. Reality leaves the room on page one and farce enters just one chapter later. As literary feasts go this book is a paper bag of humbugs. It is the most fun that you can have with a librarian in the room without getting your ticket suspended.

The title NGLND XPX is a text message nod to Admiral Nelson’s splendidly rousing signal, sent just as a bit of a rumble that we now call The Battle of Trafalgar was about to begin in 1805 - ‘England expects that every man will do his duty.’ Admiral Nelson appears nowhere in this book.

The contents:

* The Model-T Virgin
* Begging your pardon, my lord, but Cook’s been eaten again
* Robots knitting with rubber needles
* Je pense it’s all going very bien
* Footloose, en pas de basque
* iG-Zero-D
* In which Mr Cadwallader shampoos his parrot in the rain using some very dated popular science
* Diary of a National Service chap
* Blood-curdling screams and the Whitworth screw-thread
* The Day the Earth took tea.

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Ratings: 4.49 From 127 Users | 18 Reviews

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****Flexing English Muscles First off, I must say that no one utilizes the English language quite like Ian Hutson does. NO one. His NGLND XPX, a unique, delightfully witty blend of short stories displays an array of creative characters and plots that, in turn, causes one to giggle profusely while shaking a shock-and-awed head at the scope of each turn of phrase. With the insightful political satire of George Orwell, the dark fantasy of Roahl Dahl, the mechanical know-how of Phillip K. Dick, and

This book was really not my kind of humour or sentence structure. It is good if you feel like a nap, though.

I have been dying to read to this book for a long time and it did not disappoint!! Ian Hutson in his eccentric, highly intelligent and "madder than the mad hatter" humour, delivered ten stories reminiscent of the narration of Dr. Suez combined with the eloquent high English of Jane Austin novels in tales so over-the-top satirical, off-the-rocker funny (literally) and sometimes ironic that you can not help but love his work! He has a paradoxical "go" at England, some Political figures and famous

"NGLND XPX" by Ian Hutson is a very entertaining collection of humorous short stories, some absurd and off the wall, others more satirical and tongue in cheek.The subjects of the stories range from science fiction and futuristic ideas to more traditional British and political themes. As a non-British person living in the UK much of the stories that were rooted in persiflage and caricature of the contemporary Britain were particularly funny for me but even if you do not know who Boris or Blair

For an adventure into the wonderfully colourful and no holds barred world of British Satire and Farce type humour, this is the book you've been waiting for.Paddle in the gentle sea of words lapping around your mind, swim strongly through the surfers waves of words as they build to a crescendo and run desperately to keep just ahead of the tsunami of words in case they engulf you.These stories have words like such waves and more - I enjoyed them immensely.See my review also at:

NGLND XPX by Ian Hutson is a wonderful and unique blend of short stories! So very witty and creative with characters and story-lines which had me laughing out loud (LOL) many times throughout this awesome book!Very imaginative Mr. Ian Hutson, my cheeks are still sore from smiling and giggling, I highly recommend 'NGLND XPX' for a rollicking good time!

I'm in a little bit of an anachronistic time flux writing this review. You see I really want to say, "Ian Hutson has done it again!" because this is the second book of his that I have read. However, as this book was released previously to "The Cat Wore Electric Goggles," (which if you haven't read you need to get on that stat!) so that feels like I'm putting new flying traffic regulations before the hover-car. Do I say "Ian Hutson has done it again for the first time?" Do you see my conundrum?