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A riotous dark comedy teeming with delightfully unacceptable behaviour.
Like all good law-abiding citizens, sixteen-year-old Maurice no longer considers going off the rails as just a teenage phase. It can only mean the mark of a troll . . .
But these trolls aren't confined to causing trouble online: now they're in our homes, on our streets and have ruined life as we know it. As a rule Maurice tries to avoid trouble - until the day he crosses paths with Wretch, a very bad apple indeed. And with tensions rising, can these two teens put their differences aside in order to survive?
About the author
Matt Whyman hat bereits mehrere Romane für Erwachsene und Jugendliche veröffentlicht, die alle bei Rezensenten große Beachtung fanden und zum Teil für Literaturpreise nominiert wurden. Er lebt mit seiner Frau und vier Kindern in West Sussex, Großbritannien.
Summary
A riotous dark comedy teeming with delightfully unacceptable behaviour. . But these trolls aren't confined to causing trouble online: now they're in our homes, on our streets and have ruined life as we know it. As a rule Maurice tries to avoid trouble - until the day he crosses paths with Wretch, a very bad apple indeed.
Foreword
A riotous dark comedy teeming with delightfully unacceptable behaviour
Additional text
Whyman uses black humour and excellent dialogue to challenge stereotypes and preconceptions about societal and individual response to difference. The book can be enjoyed as a darkly humorous adventure but there is a deeper layer for the thoughtful reader
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"Riotous dark comedy" about the culture of trolling. Whyman was recently on the creative team behind Joe Sugg's mega-selling graphic novel Username: Evie. The Bookseller
