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In my spare time I write. It started off as a joke due to my friend's Literature coursework at uni being all about emotions, so I set out to write the most manly/worst novel of all time. It was finished and printed which is quite good, although the world of literature is most probably worse off for it.

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Eagle's View

Adam Clark

With war being a glamorous and televised sport, one boy is chosen to join the prestigous military adacemy, but is everything as it seems?


Tyler Hartson is chosen to join the Military academy that provides fast track route to pulling him and his family out of poverty and a promised fortune for him, if he can be one of the forty who graduate through the first year. However, his passion to defend his country against the evil country of Thorum becomes cracked as the lines between good and evil become blurred. When he doesn't find the answers to the questions he never thought he'd dare ask, what lies in wait for him? Will he uncover the truth, and if he does, what can he even do with it?

 

Grigor The Destructionator's A....

Adam Clark

Jet-packs, Dragons, Barbarians, Dinosaurs, Magic, Space-Ships, Chainsaws and Beards. This epic tale of hilarity, emotion and adventure is the true story of Grigor: The Destructionator!


The five pieces of awesome are objects scattered around the universe that grant the wielder near ultimate power. If the Evil Lord gets them first then the Universe will be thrust into a nightmareish hell, if Grigor gets them first, there's a slim chance he can save everyone. But the pieces already have owners, will Grigor and his rag tag group of comrades (including an immortal legendary pirate and a man with chainsaws for arms) get the pieces first and save the world? Or will the Evil Lord plunge the universe into indomitable darkness forever?

A hilariously ironic slant on the space opera and fantasy epic style.

"It was um...interesting, it made me 'smimace' : half way between a smile and a grimace' - Darren Thomas

"Possibly the worst thing I have ever read." - Jonathan Weeks (obviously sarcasm)

The finished thing is available here for free:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/141965

 

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kristylo wrote 7 days ago

HELLO, How are you today.my name is kristy,i saw your profile today ....

fatema wrote 18 days ago

hi please have look at ache in my heart> back it if you like please. ....

iandsmith wrote 22 days ago

Dear friends, An excerpt of my novel Tiger Hugs is going to be publis....

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Spilota wrote 23 days ago

Thanks, Adam. You do need to tidy up the punctuation when you edit, b....

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I wrote 85 days ago

Hey Elle, This is the first time I've read anything in this genre and I've got to say I'm very impressed. As a 'manly' man I definitely have a bias against anything with pink on the cover, and I've got to admit it's not something I would read, but thats through no fault of the book! I've only got... view book

I wrote 107 days ago

Woah, wasn't quite expecting this. It's brilliant, I like the way the prologue jumps out of the dream/movie sequence, that's been done a lot but you pull it off well. I also like the balance you've struck between humour and realism, although I don't think you need all the humour, you've got the stor... view book

I wrote 107 days ago

Hey joe, I read up to halfway through chapter 3, so far Rupee Millionaires is really good! I like to offer constructive criticism with each comment, but I couldn't find anything to criticise. It's definitely something I would buy in a shop, and reminds me a little bit of 'Going Solo' by Roald Dah... view book

I wrote 112 days ago

I read the first chapter and a bit, I might read more later. But, I've got to say wow! The style, point, narrative, depths and straight out balls of dealing with the subject are all damn impressive. It's not really my thing, and definitely takes a stronger stomach to deal with than I have. But i... view book

I wrote 112 days ago

Thanks very much Joe! I've re-written and tightened up most of the novel, and I've taken out most of the swear words, which works well with your suggestion. I'll update the whole thing at some point when I'm happy with it. Adam Clark view book

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