King Clone

by Ted Harrison

An absurdly possible and very funny page-turner - with a surprise twist. Two British Elvis fans conspire to produce an Elvis clone and bring him up as their son. But what happens when the boy grows up and comes into contact with The Church of the Latter-Day Elvis and the leaders of its new Memphis cathedral?
A gentle satire on the world of Elvis fans, but a biting satire on the commercial face of American religion.

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

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