McZoot's Travels: A Journey to Zora GoraLulu.com, 2006 M01 1 - 204 páginas A bizarre mix of poignant hilarity, McZoot's Travels takes the reader from the comfy jail house in Filbert Grove, Oregon, to the secret Russian underground city of Zora Gora. The book reads briskly, leapfroging from religious fundamentalists bent on the twofold path of world destruction and saving their own skins, to the songs and stories of Stogey McZoot, a curmudgeonly minstrel following archaic vaudeville traditions, and smoking as fine a cigar as can be found at gas station convenience stores. It is a tale of bad, bad men, love, and even Rapture. In fact it could be said that it is a ?swift kick in the Left Behind.? |
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In which I discover Filbert Grove and meet some of | 11 |
In which I enter Hosannaland and place my feet on the path | 30 |
In which I enjoy the company of an Abyssinian of great | 49 |
In which I first see the hoosegow make acquaintance with | 62 |
In which we are shown the state secret beneath the mountain | 77 |
In which the holy fool enters the realm of the high priests | 97 |
In which I am reacquainted with Zakhar | 113 |
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Alexei American appeared arms asked beautiful began beneath brother Café called Captain carrying caused Chapter church closed coffee coming Completely continued dark deep door Druzdorv earth Epifan Ethiopian eyes face fact Father feeling fellow Filbert Grove fire give Godly going hand head hear heart Igor keep Khokhlova kind knew Lazar Level light living looked McZoot means Mikola mind morning Moscow mother mountain moved never night nuclear Officer once past remembered rest rock Russian seemed seen sleep smiling song sort sound standing started Stogey stopped Street Tarasov tell things thought Throckmeyer took town Tree turned Urim/Thummin System Vladimir voice walked wearing woman Zakhar Zena Zora Gora