Jagutai and Lilitu (Zancharthus, Book 2) - Softcover

Rogers, Mark E.

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9780741405944: Jagutai and Lilitu (Zancharthus, Book 2)

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ISBN 10: 0741405946 ISBN 13: 9780741405944

Publisher: Infinity Publishing, 2001

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Mancdaman Zancharthus has become High priest of Tchernobog. Offended to the bone by devil worship(and fiscal insanity), he has embarked on a mad crusade to turn his own order inside out and reform the unreformable, Mother Khymir herself. Tchernobog, however, has other plans, and marshalls all his forces to maintain the status quo---wire-jacketted sendings, one-eyed cut-throats, poison-cult prostitutes, and last but not least, possessed harem piggies (it isn't as funny as it sounds). To even the odds, Zancharthus secretly schools his formidable consort Torrisanna in sorcery, and envisions an invincible bodyguard, the Cohort Ravener, commissioning his unwilling friend Jagutai to make it a reality. But Jagutai has to cope with a very significant distraction---that lewd little bundle called Lilitu, who has gotten herself into terrible trouble with Gudrid, Torrisanna's fanatical successor at the Temple of Tsa Terrathu-Even wilder than Blood+Pearls, seething with sex, blood and demonic barnyard dementia, Jagutai and Lilitu is a fever dream in print.

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About the Author:

Born in 1952, author-illustrator Mark E. Rogers is best known for the Samurai Cat books: The Adventures of Samurai Cat, More Adventures of Samurai Cat, Samurai Cat in the Real World, The Sword of Samurai Cat, and Samurai Cat Goes to the Movies. The sixth and final installment in the series, Samurai Cat Goes to Hell, was recently published by TOR. His other books include The Dead, Zorachus, The Nightmare of God, The Expected One, The Devouring Void, and The Riddled Man. One of his novellas, The Runestone, was made into a movie; and The Dead is presently under development as a feature film---with a screenplay by Mark---at KNB-EFX. Mark's work has been adapted by Marvel comics, and has appeared on the cover of Cricket Magazine; he's published three art portfolios, and a collection of his pin-up paintings, Nothing But A Smile, is due in mid-2000 from Xenophile Books. Mark lives in Newark, Delaware, with his wife Kate---a philosophy professor at the U of D---and their four lovely kids, Sophie, Jeannie, Patrick, and Nick.

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