by Allan Cameron (Author)
With a Berlusconi bonus, you pay no tax, you can bribe whoever you wish, your right to fraudulent business practice goes without saying, you can murder almost with impunity, you can even rape women and bugger boys as long as they or their parents don't have B.B.s as well.
When Adolphus Hibbert gets his Berlusconi Bonus he thinks he's got the license to pursue a life of uninhabited decadence. But his recruitment as a spy by the enigmatic Captain Younce plunges him into an unprecedented sequence of sexual encounters and a sinister geometry of loyalties and betrayals.
The Berlusconi Bonus is a novel of ideas. It raises disturbing questions about our society, our values and our selves.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 188
Publisher: Luath Press Ltd.
Published: 25 Aug 2005
ISBN 10: 1905222076
ISBN 13: 9781905222070
A profound, intelligent novel that asks serious adult questions about what it means to be alive. THE HERALD
Allan Cameron was born in 1952 and brought up in Nigeria and East Pakistan. He left school at 16 and started his education firstly working at sea then in Italy. He has been variously a postman, labourer, factory worker, hydrographic surveyor and university lecturer. For the last ten years he has lived on the Isle of Lewis as a writer and translator. His first novel was The Golden Menagerie, also published by Luath, and he has translated seventeen books, published articles in the Italian press and contributed commentaries to Alasdair Gray's Book of Prefaces. His unpublished work includes plays, short stories and poetry in Italian and English.
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