Soho Warrior is the story of Alex, whose best friend is found stabbed to death in a notorious gay cruising area of London. Alex is faced with a choice: vigilante or lover. This is the late 1990s and the London gay scene is being stalked by a killer. Determined to find him, Karate man Alex joins the homophobic gang he suspects of the murders to unearth the evidence the police prefer not to seek. In the tawdry glitter of the gay clubs, pubs, streets of Soho and in the wild places of outdoor ...

A richly funny and painful story Umfaan's Heroes is a fantasy and a political novel in spite of itself, with a seasoning of Science Fiction with a unique insight into living under the insane madness of the Apartheid regime in South Africa. Lovers of Kurt Vonnegut, Tom Sharpe, Ursula Le Guin and Franz Kafka will enjoy this book. Aware of his incarnations in past lives, Tom Bloch, 18-year-old army conscript - South African, white, Jewish - in a prison cell, is condemned to death for terroris...

Hazel was in Love. With her brother. Poor boy, riddled with cancer, he died. Thus begins a comic novel which waltzes the reader along through war-torn Europe, the American Midwest, Apartheid South Africa, space and time itself - and eventually lands up in singing London (sic) in the 1970's and yes, there are drugs involved! Also spies. And death too. Thomas Bloch was Hazel's grandson. Much beloved, even trusted. Which was strange, considering Tom’s mother considered her to be the archetypa...

Jon Elkon's strength is in creating eccentric yet entirely believable characters as well as bizarre plots which could just happen. The book is based on the Author's experience of cancer within his family: he accompanied an Aunt all the way from diagnosis to holding her hand when she was dying in terrible pain. This experience was what made him determined, in some way, to get Revenge on cancer. And the best way to show one's contempt for a powerful foe is to ridicule it as he did with Apart...