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The ordinary (English Edition) Formato Kindle
Born from humanity - destined to destroy it
Allegory-laden horror-satire in which Stanley, one of the 'ordinary', is so evil his touch alone freezes girls’ minds with fear; caught up in porn, in their teens, he captures and keeps them as trophies.
While, the ‘ordinary' feed from humanity’s rot intent on bringing about the next phase for the human race.
Amid this dark descent humanity's fight for survival, as with retired policeman Rob, his son Jez and girlfriend Maria, seems doomed by its own dark, arrogant dehumanising of women.
FLUX magazine interview, July 10 2015: "Christopher Ritchie has marked himself out as a rising star in fiction.
The ordinary, plugs straight into the zeitgeist. Indeed, with the main theme being the viral spreading of fear via the media in a world where pornography has become commonplace, it’s not all that far-fetched for a horror story." “I find the real horror is there for all to see,” Ritchie says. “The news now compared to five or 10 years ago is really so much more aggressive and depressing. We’re fed large helpings of gruesome discovery every day and that’s just not good for the mind."
“That’s primarily what The ordinary is about, dressed up in horror-satire as a man takes on a crusade to punish girls who willingly go into porn.
My story sets up a reality not so unlike ours, where porn is becoming more acceptable and it’s driving a really seedy industry where on the fringes we’re seeing human trafficking, effectively sex slavery, girls being lost to the world, hooked on hard drugs… to me that’s just so awful and, troublingly, so likely.
Ritchie describes it as a virus and reckons it’s spreading worryingly fast. “It is! You’ve got 10-year-olds with smart phones exchanging this stuff in playgrounds. They’re growing up with this mass exposure to what is essentially dehumanising women, making sex something dark rather than enjoyable, and they’re indirectly feeding an industry which is purely and simply exploitative. I’m fascinated but absolutely disgusted by that world.
There is some light in the darkness though. The ordinary is an allegory-laden satire, with impressive character development, twists, and a hefty dose of black comedy."
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione20 giugno 2015
- Età di lettura15 - 18 anni
- Dimensioni file3770 KB
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- ASIN : B00YAOGF92
- Editore : GB Publishing.org (20 giugno 2015)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 3770 KB
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- Memo : Su Kindle Scribe
- Lunghezza stampa : 264 pagine
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Christopher’s first book, House of Pigs, is fast paced and, well, just plain weird – whilst being thoroughly absorbing and extremely well written. Weird in a good way and in a way that is more ‘connected’ than the weirdness encountered in The ordinary (note lower case ‘o’). The style of writing is similar in both books but the story unwinds in a more convoluted way in The ordinary and, as the character and body count far exceeds that found in HoP, the number of mental hat pegs required to hang information on provides a challenge that may dissuade the uninitiated reader from continuing.
Reading the (I can hardly believe I’m saying this...) ‘more accessible’ HoP first will acquaint the reader with Christopher’s abyssmic depth of bizarre thought processes and will therefore build a level of trust that ensures endurance – and it’s fun spotting back references. The ordinary is well worth reading and finishing: you need to know what happens to... the door is open for a third book.
Highly recommended.
