Utopia for the Devil
| Title | Utopia for the Devil |
| Year for Search | 2010 |
| Authors | Parkes, James |
| Date Published | 2010 |
| Publisher | Author |
| Place Published | Np |
| Keywords | Male author, UK author |
| Annotation | An apparent eutopia is actually an authoritarian dystopia that appears to have been defeated at the end of the novel. In the sequel Utopia for the Devil: New Dawn. Np: Author, 2011, the dystopia remains and must be again defeated, which appears to have occurred by the end of the novel. According to a March 25, 2013, post on the author’s website, a complete rewriting of the two volumes, to be called Phantom Eden, is nearing completion. |
| Additional Publishers | 2nd ed. without the subtitle on the cover. Np: Author, 2011. |
| Info Notes | According to a March 25, 2013, post on the author’s website, a complete rewriting of the two volumes, to be called Phantom Eden, is nearing completion. |
| Holding Institutions | LTS |
| Author Note | U.K. author |
| Full Text | 2010 Parkes, James. Utopia for the Devil [the cover adds Their Utopia. Our Fate]. Np: Author. 2nd ed. without the subtitle on the cover. Np: Author, 2011. PSt An apparent eutopia is actually an authoritarian dystopia that appears to have been defeated at the end of the novel. In the sequel Utopia for the Devil: New Dawn. Np: Author, 2011, the dystopia remains and must be again defeated, which appears to have occurred by the end of the novel. According to a March 25, 2013, post on the author’s website, a complete rewriting of the two volumes, to be called Phantom Eden, is nearing completion. U.K. author. |
