Monkeys at Typewriters

Monkeys at Typewriters

A teenager uses yoga to unlock his body’s plasticity potential.
But when he turns to crimefighting, he runs afoul of a politically connected mad scientist.

Whaaaa?

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Bruce
Bruce
6 years ago

So it’s not an autobiography?

RK
RK
6 years ago

Alternate title: Still Better Than Your Latest Trans-Species Shifter Zoophile Equine Romance Novel.

Hitch
6 years ago

Honest to god…we’ve seen a lot of crappy bookcovers here. We’ve seen covers that left me speechless; covers that made my eyes bleed; covers that made me WANT for my eyes to bleed, so that I could no longer see them…but this one? This one gobsmacks me. I mean…WHAT? What possible relation does this title and this cover have to the alleged plotline?

Nathan’s captioning is simply perfect. Whhaaaa???

David King
6 years ago

The title and cover serve as a description of how the book was written.

Gary
Gary
6 years ago

I could be way off, but I don’t even think the cover is THAT bad. It seems to have been chosen at random and paired with this book. Not even the title makes any sense.

Hitch
6 years ago
Reply to  Gary

That’s exactly it. It’s as though the cover image from one book, plus the quasi-random title were matched with another book by the simple expedient of taking names from a hat. It’s bizarre.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
6 years ago
Reply to  Gary

Looking Inside to judge the cover by the book, the opening reads to me like Plastic Man fan-fic, not that there’s anything wrong with Plastic Man fan-fic, but … monkeys at typewriters? Did someone hold a NaNoWriMo round-robin writing rodeo event? (Even more important: does neoplastic man get a Woozy Winks comic sidekick?)