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Killing the Messenger de Christopher Wallace

Killing the Messenger

Autor Christopher Wallace
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mai 2014
A gripping, intelligent, high stakes political conspiracy thriller with a satirical edge, this book tests its two central characters to the limit as it exposes the advertising industry's subliminal programming of the Facebook generation, the cynicism of government spin and the temptations of power.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781908754196
ISBN-10: 1908754192
Pagini: 294
Dimensiuni: 127 x 196 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Editura: Freight Books

Notă biografică

Christopher Wallace is communications director of a major public sector organisation and former managing director of a leading advertising agency employed on successive government advertising campaigns. His first novel, The Pied Piper's Poison, won wide acclaim and the Saltire Scottish First Book of the Year 1998. His second novel was The Resurrection Club (2000), and third, The Pirate (2001). He lives in Edinburgh.

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" - viciously satirical. Wallace - uses his insider knowledge to take a delicious sideswipe - portraying a frighteningly plausible scenario of political and media manipulation." The Big Issue " - Killing the Messenger is very of the moment. Wallace creates a plausible conspiracy with all the farce, stress, power-chasing and scandal that is part and parcel of government." Gutter Magazine " - a timely political thriller. Wallace has written an engaging tale about New Labour's final days in government and an unscrupulous use of advertising and technology - Fast-paced and filled with more buzz words than an urban dictionary, Killing the Messenger explores the interrelations between mass manipulation and violence." Scottish Review of Books " - it would make uncomfortable reading for Mr Blair." Daily Mail