Man: It's What's for Dinner

by Mike Baeske, Ashley Sharp (Illustrator)

Wilbur is a normal teenager living in a town outside of the Chicago Barrier. He is a student, has an internship at a human research facility, and loves his girlfriend, Babe. He also loves the taste of human meat, especially with a side of ranch. Wilbur is not human, but he does own one as a pet. Experience a pivotal day in his life. A day filled with classes, relationship drama, human dissections, and plenty of succulent meat that just falls off the bone.

Genres: Fiction

112 pages, Paperback

First published August 31, 2011

Reviews

[Kynthos-the-Archer (Kyn)]

Previous comments:

15th August 2016:
The book arrived today. Finally!

14th July 2016:
Finally gave in and bought the paperback from Bookdepository.

14th February 2014:
According to the author, this is a Dark Satire. I am very much intrigued by its blurb and really wish to read it.

BUT again, the ebook was only available on Amazon. There is a paperback version of it on Bookdepository BUT I am unsure if I should get it.... because the cover might give my family and friends a good shock. AND reading it in public might give people ideas. :P

Looks like I will have to find my way to get that digital copy. I am too used to ebooks now.

WHAT IS THIS BOOK ABOUT:

Humans have lost control of Earth. New species now have dominion and we are reduced to the role of pets or worse. See how far humanity has fallen through the eyes of one of the new inhabitants.

Wilbur is a normal teenager living in a town outside of the Chicago Barrier. He is a student, has an internship at a human research facility, and loves his girlfriend, Babe. He also loves the taste of human meat, especially with a side of ranch. Experience a pivotal day in his life. A day filled with classes, relationship drama, human dissections, and plenty of succulent meat that just falls off the bone.

Read Mike Baeske’s first book, a science fiction / dark satire story, that presents the subject of animal rights in a completely different way which is both darkly entertaining and disturbing.

Source/Credit: http://mikebaeske.com/MIWFD.html