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In this rollicking send-up of traditional sci-fi, Earth Studies professor Norvex 7 from the planet Zeeron decides to increase his university status by visiting Earth accompanied by Veeba 22, a chic hairdresser of the highest social order. Mistaken for evil villains and harmless frauds instead of the fabulous celebrities they are, Norvex ends up in San Francisco where all hell breaks loose when he crosses paths with the adolescent agony of Chester Julian, a gay Goth teenager with terrible acne. Part Jacqueline Susann romantasy, part cheesy Lost In Space episode, this gay comedy will delight any fan of pop culture literature.
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camp to its rightful position as an indicator of a truly evolved civilization . . . . even readers prepared for Orloffs sneaky, fun brilliance will be knocked on their butts. - Michelle Tea, author of Valencia Hilarious. - The San Francisco Chronicle Should be a mandatory text in all high school literature classes - Stephen Beachy, author of Whistling Song, Distortion Its rare to find such erudite and analytical displays of biting camp logic. - The Bay Area Reporter Artfully navigates the treacherous space between camp excess and smart cultural observation. - Bruce LaBruce, film-maker Suspenseful. - Jennifer Blowdryer author of The Laziest Secretary in the World A fun ride. - Comet Magazine |
