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Previously on Nerve City: Lucky and Shutter were tipped off to a potential info leak in the form of an alleged super hacker, Elbo Kirtaner. The guy had plenty of info to spill, just not the info Lucky was exp...
It is by sheer coincidence that I obtained a copy of Huysmans’s Against Nature around the same time that Caleb Caudell’s new novel, The Quarrymen, arrived in my mailbox. While, on the surface, a novel about the pressing futility of life in...
In the aftermath of the Hamazon plant incident, Lucky was sure he was toast—fucked toast. Instead, he found himself in a place so bizarre it defied all furry logic. Trapped inside the head of an alien creatur...
It couldn’t have been more than twelve ounces, yet in his hands, he felt the weight of thirteen decades of intellectual feces. The book’s title read, The Brothers Karamazov. It was written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky in the late 1800s. The copy o...
Lucky and Shutterfly were staking out the Hamazon plant to bust up a potential X-WEB tradeoff when, quite abruptfully, shit went sideways. Now, we see what became of Lucky after the potentially life-ending ev...
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