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KHUFU AND THE PHARAOH'S PENIS
by Ken Kessel
394 pages
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Part murder mystery, fantasy, historical fiction, and travelogue, Khufu and the Pharaoh's Penis explores the ancient Egyptian Underworld, a place of gods and goddesses, goblins and demons, terror and torture. The narrator must cross it so he can return to his comfortable afterlife in Necropolis, the city of the dead.
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Category: Fiction
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About the Book
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Khufu the Fixer is a gambler on a long losing streak. No matter what strategy he tries, he just can't get a break. Now, he must gamble for the highest of stakes--his survival. Mixing mystery, history, fantasy, and useful travel tips, Khufu and the Pharaoh's Penis explores the Egyptian Underworld. Although populated by ancient gods and goddesses, strange demons and goblins, it seems like a familiar place: told in a modern voice, the narrator confronts the age-old conflicts of love versus duty, honor versus shame, good versus evil.
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| About the Author |
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Ken Kessel is a former animator, director, and producer of TV cartoons. He worked for several Hollywood studios including Hanna-Barbara, Marvel Productions, Disney Studios, Nickelodeon, and Warner Brothers. His name appears in the credits for many popular shows like Scooby-Doo, The Smurfs, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Rocko's Modern Life, CatDog, and Mucha Lucha. In 1989, he won an Emmy as the supervising producer/director of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Currently, he and his wife, Sachiko, live on California's South Coast. Their son, Jack, is a jazz pianist in Los Angeles. |
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