Book of Thunder and Lightning, The

Seb Duncan

ISBN 10: 1803416777 / ISBN 13: 9781803416779

Published by Collective Ink, GB, 2024

About this Item

A vigilante ghost stalks the East End of London. Before the lightning, he was just a boy, now he?s ready for revenge. The Book of Thunder and Lightning?is a Gothic mashup of Oliver Twist?and Top Boy, a love letter to London, wrapped up in a mind-bending ghost story. In 1888, unlucky Tom Baxter is thrown into a world of toxic masculinity, where his only weapon is his imagination. But at least he?s got his crew, a gang of misfits just like him, to back him up. As lightning stretches across time and space to a gritty 21st-century London, history is repeating itself. Tom has the chance to save his modern-day twin, with help from a reluctant hero, a posh girl from Chelsea, and a donkey called Dorris. His luck has to change sometime, right?

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Book of Thunder and Lightning, The
• Publisher: Collective Ink, GB
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1803416777
• ISBN 13: 9781803416779
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

About this title

Synopsis

A vigilante ghost stalks the East End of London... Before the lightning, he was just a boy, now he's ready for revenge. The Book of Thunder and Lightning is a Gothic mashup of Oliver Twist and Top Boy, a love letter to London, wrapped up in a mind-bending ghost story. In 1888, unlucky Tom Baxter is thrown into a world of toxic masculinity, where his only weapon is his imagination. But at least he's got his crew, a gang of misfits just like him, to back him up. As lightning stretches across time and space to a gritty 21st-century London, history is repeating itself. Tom has the chance to save his modern-day twin, with help from a reluctant hero, a posh girl from Chelsea, and a donkey called Dorris. His luck has to change sometime, right?

About the Author

Seb Duncan holds a PGCert in Teaching Creative Writing from the University of Cambridge and a Masters in Creative Writing and Education from Goldsmiths, University of London. He is a regular writing contributor to GoldDust. His research paper on writing process, Google Street View meets Wandering Rocks appears in the 2022 edition of Creative Power, the anthology of students on the Creative Writing and Education MA programme at Goldsmiths, University of London. He lives in London, UK.