David Madsen

• Sep-1980
• / General Fiction
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First edition. A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. Simon & Schuster remainder mark at the bottom page block. Soiling to the edges of the upper page block. Small bump to the upper edge of the front cover. The dust jacket has a small tear at t...

• Jun-1989
• / Suspense
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In 1988, after a brief but devastating war, the United States has occupied the Soviet Union.  The Gulags are empty, the KGB has been dissolved.  Ex-CIA agent and private investigator DEAN JOPLIN, sardonic, cynical, feels trapped between two...

• Nov-1991
• / Thriller
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• Oct-1994
• / Suspense
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When prize-winning Washington journalist Ray Falco becomes involved in the disappearance of Jean-Mars Baptiste, a Haitian politician, he is drawn into a deadly web of political corruption and discovers the strange, dangerous world of vodoun. ...

• Mar-1997
• / General Fiction
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Dedalus specialises in fiction that could roughly be classified as gothic or arcane - or indeed gnostic. First published in 1995, this one immediately caught readers' imaginations and has since become something of a contemporary classic. It has a cut...

• Sep-1998
• / Horror
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Confessions of a Flesh-Eater is the story of a grand passion - man and meat, and the intimate relationship between them. 'Set in the present, the tale has all the grim foreboding of a genuine Gothic work. Its tone and emphasis owe much to James Hogg'...

• May-2001
• / General Fiction
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This is a cookbook for the millennium: an extravagant, shameless and highly entertaining work that will change the course of contemporary cuisine, it takes cooking out of the kitchen and away from the TV screens, and puts it where it deserves to be: ...

• Apr-2005
• / Literary
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A baroque extravaganza from the author of Memoirs of a Gnostic Dwarf which will delight his readers. The young hero awakes to find himself on a train with Dr Freud from Vienna and the sadistic train attendant Malkowitz. He can't remember who he is no...