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Tomorrow The World

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Tomorrow The World

Contributors:

By (Author) M.K. Joseph

ISBN:

9780995126855

Publisher:

Atuanui Press

Imprint:

Atuanui Press

Publication Date:

9th November 2020

Country:

New Zealand

Classifications

Readership:

General

Genre:
Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Other Subjects:

Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

290

Dimensions:

Width 135mm, Height 205mm, Spine 25mm

Description

A dying Hitler dictates his memoirs to a personal aide whilst his top commanders plot against each other to see who will become the next Fhrer. Meanwhile a small resistance group from England tries to smuggle a package across Europe that will help to smash the fascist rule, but are they in reality the pawns of one of the German Generals MK Josephs previous novels were translated into several languages including Dutch, French and Japanese. Now a new novel has been discovered that imagines Britain and Europe as ruled by the Nazis after they won WWII. It draws on MK Josephs firsthand experience fighting against the Nazis and is a riveting story of fascist conformity, political intrigue, resistance, and betrayal.

Reviews

The writing suggests an author deeply touched and distressed by the world through which he has had to live his life. Keith Ovenden; Its a fascinating, engaging noveladventurous, lively and full of narrative twists. Gregory OBrien

Author Bio

MK Joseph published six novels internationally including A Soldiers Tale which was made into a highly-regarded New Zealand film. He also published three collections of poetry and several critical works, amongst them Mary Shelleys Frankenstein which was reprinted by Oxford World Classics in 2008. He was a Professor at the University of Auckland for over twenty years, and served in the infantry during WWII experiencing heavy fighting in the infamous Battle of the Bulge amongst other campaigns.

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