Guy Boy Man, spiritual leader and pirate, who may have inadvertently caused a global financial crisis in the process of becoming fantastically wealthy, is the only living human who can see zombies everywhere, in control of everything. In a series of online sermons, Guy tries to rally others to his cause: to end human suffering. Recognizing the enormity of that task, he decides, in the short run, to bring down the principal of his high school, whom he blames for its deplorable condition. Distracting him from his mission is a cute pink-hair girl named Baby Doll15 who has a unicorn that follows her everywhere, and a ninja detective named Sweetie Honey. As a detective, Sweetie Honey is assigned to investigate Guy Boy Man's alleged theft of the Pope's hat — the tall golden one. In his dual role as a ninja, Sweetie Honey is tasked with derailing Guy Boy Man's plan to end human suffering... or kill him, if necessary.
Ninja Versus Pirate Featuring Zombies is Napoleon Dynamite meets The Matrix.
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About the Author :: James Marshall
James Marshall's short fiction has appeared in numerous Canadian literary magazines: PRISM International, The Malahat Review, Exile, The Literary Quarterly, and Prairie Fire. One of his stories was nominated for the National Magazine Award for fiction, the M&S Journey Prize, and it was a finalist in the 22nd Annual Western Magazine Awards, 2004. A collection of his short stories, Let’s Not Let A Little Thing Like The End Of The World Come Between Us, was published by Thistledown Press in 2004, and it was shortlisted for both the 2005 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize (Caribbean and Canada Region) in the “Best First Book” category, and the ReLit Award for short fiction.
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