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Great Minds Think Alike!

06 Tuesday Jan 2026

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While researching my next book, I discovered last night that the Italian anarchist Camillo Berneri wrote a book called The Racist Delirium, published 90 years before Descanso! Of course, it wasn’t a Brexit satire, and it didn’t feature zombies, but the same racist delirium trope that I used in my novel is right there in Berneri’s title. So, it turns out that I’m not as original as I thought; the idea of racism as a form of mindless irrationality has a pedigree. Am I peeved? Not one bit. After all, it can’t be denied that with Berneri I’m in the best of company!

The image shows an extract from the introduction to Journey through Utopia, by Maria Luisa Berneri, in which her father's book, The Racist Delirium, is discussed.

Satirical Fiction Book of the Year

05 Monday Jan 2026

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Book of the Year, Book reviews, Descanso, Reviews, Satire

Delighted to report that book reviewer and blogger Phoebe Matthews has selected Descanso as one of the books of 2025, topping the “Satire Fiction” category. Phoebe read over 300 books last year, so I’m rather chuffed to have made the cut. Thanks, Phoebe!

You can read the full list here.

Mock Hard

02 Friday Jan 2026

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The cover of the author's latest novel, Descanso, featuring a camel, Spanish punctuation marks, and camel poo.

Check out this fab five-star review of Descanso over at Goodreads from the brilliant Rebecca Gransden. Thanks, Rebecca!

Liam in Barcelona!

17 Monday Nov 2025

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A new addition to the Readers’ Gallery!

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Ollie in Portland!!

24 Friday Oct 2025

A new addition to the Readers’ Gallery

A copy of the author's book placed on a pebble beach

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OUT NOW!!! DESCANSO: OR THE LAST TRUE FASCIST

20 Friday Jun 2025

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At last, the day has come. After five years of work and ten years of waiting, the sequel to Breakfast at Cannibal Joe’s is available for readers, discerning and undiscerning alike. I hope that you will laugh, laugh again, laugh louder, cringe, blink with disbelief, get horny, and most of all tell your friends and family what a unique and unforgettable time you had perusing its pages. If it manages to turn one single adolescent mind against fascism, then my job is done, although five years seems like a very long-winded way of doing it!

I just really hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you do. You’ll be my kind of reader!

Merch Alert!

16 Monday Jun 2025

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The cover of the author's latest novel, Descanso, featuring a camel, Spanish punctuation marks, and camel poo.

Merch alert! Descanso T-shirts, hoodies, tanktops, mugs, clocks, etc., now available at Redbubble, along with items for previous novels. Guaranteed for obscurity and coolness (except the hoodies, which will make you hot!).

Descanso, or The Last True Fascist. Available for pre-order!

26 Monday May 2025

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The front cover of Descanso, the author's new novel, featuring a camel against a sand-coloured background.

After two years of writing and three years of editing, we finally have something to place before the discerning and curious: Descanso, or The Last True Fascist. Intended as the sequel to Breakfast at Cannibal Joe’s, it follows the exploits and further adventures of Francoist spy, brothelkeeper, and drug-dealer Manuel Estimulo in his retirement. You won’t need to have read Cannibal Joe’s to derive enjoyment, pleasure, pain, or outrage from the new book, just a dark sense of humour and a couple of spare bucks/quid/euros. The release date is set for June 20, but I am posting daily excerpts over on Instagram for those who would like a taste of what is to come or to confirm their suspicions that this is the book for them. Or not. I considered trigger warnings given that the book features murder, incest, torture, drugs, bestiality, sodomy, gomorrahmy, physical and verbal abuse, and camels but felt that all this would be implied by the inclusion of the word “fascist” in the title and the depiction of a camel on the cover. Besides, all of the above have featured in my previous books (with the exception of camels), so the likelihood is that most of my readers are already fans of these topics.

Here are the links to pre-order your copy, or a copy for a friend/enemy, should you so wish. The print edition will also be available on June 20, once the proofs have been approved. Fill your boots!

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Veronika in London!

15 Thursday Oct 2020

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There’s a new addition to the Readers’ Gallery: Veronika in London!

For a chance to win one of three free copies of my fourth novel, Manuel Estímulo’s Fascist Book of Everything, just send a pic of yourself with your copy of any of my previous books to jay.spencer.green@gmail.com for inclusion on this page.

Manuel Blurb

02 Wednesday Oct 2019

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Book blurb, Manuel Estímulo's Fascist Book of Everything

I have the blurb done. Now I just have to write the book!

The inhabitants of a remote desert island in the Atlantic endure a state of peaceless co-existence with the Gambies, victims of a strain of non-lethal rabies that renders them something of an inconvenience to the tourist industry. This suits Manuel Estímulo, retired from an illustrious career as a brothel-keeper and drug dealer for Spanish intelligence, who generally tries to keep a low profile and rarely receives any visitors, devoting his days to producing his fascist encyclopedia. However, when news reaches him that the Man with Three Fingers has arrived on the island, thereby fulfilling an ancient Falangist prophecy, he is forced to up sticks and make the perilous journey South to the Nazi redoubt of his longtime friends the Köhlers. Equipped with only a Spanish army knife, a map of England, a vast armory of guns, and the body of his dead sister Candelaria, can Manuel make it to safety, or will his past catch up with him on the land that Time just remembered?

You can find out by reading Manuel Estímulo’s Fascist Book of Everything, the ultimate zombie-Brexit-Nazi satire until the next one.

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