Hunder

by Jane Palmer

Hunder is petulant, moody and prone to tantrums.He is also the bio computer that controls intergalactic travel and moves worlds.When God Arrives his mood doesn’t improve, but the Supreme Deity is more interested in annihilating Hunder’s mysterious communicator Ansopha, “spawn of the Devil”.So the Devil enlists the help of retired photojournalist, Gladys Hodge, winter resident of Beachview in Brinton-on-Sea.The small seaside town is never quite the same again.Dodo Books

245 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 26, 2010

About the author

Jane Palmer’s first title, “The Planet Dweller”, was published by The Women’s Press in their science fiction list in 1985. They also published “The Watcher” (now republished by Dodo as “The Kybion”) in 1986, and the sequel to “The Planet Dweller”, “Moving Moosevan”, in 1990.
Swift Publishers published “The Drune” (now republished as “Babel’s Basement” by Dodo) in 1999.
The author also illustrates under the name of Dandi Palmer.

Reviews

[J Hampshire · Rating 5 out of 5]

A thoroughly enjoyable read. Some fine characters -both human and non human- and including the Devil and God almighty. The latter reminded me of Pratchet's Death character and made for some enjoyable digs at religion.
Loved Gladys and the seaside characters and Hunder himself. Fun and funny.