Behind The Clockwork Vampire: Stephen Sipila’s Metaphorical Take on Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange
(Isstories Editorial):- Pittsburg, California Sep 30, 2023 (Issuewire.com) – It’s rewarding to read novels that let readers conclude an ending to the narrative, but it’s more fulfilling and refreshing to read a piece that offers a different perspective to an existing literary masterpiece.
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“In all truthfulness I would have preferred that nobody knew that we existed, the revelation that we existed suddenly made us a target.”
— Alex, The Clockwork Vampire
Together with Authors Press, Stephen Sipila is beyond ecstatic to present two of their works to a bigger audience. One of the novels is The Clockwork Vampire, a vampire-based parody of Anthony Burgess’ famous novel titled A Clockwork Orange.
Stephen Sipila has envisioned a unique take on the well-known work through a dystopian novel set in the near future where vampires coexist with people and are deemed as a scapegoat for society’s problems. The vampires’ existence has brought tremendous changes to the people such as the citizens of the city refusing to go out at night for fear of potential vampire attacks and crimes.
Alex is a 200-year-old immortal vampire living in a world where most vampires are young ones who bring forth chaos, murder, and mayhem. After an incident, Alex is arrested and deemed a dangerous vampire.
With that, he is forced to undergo the Van Helsing method; a form of brainwashing that will affect his capability of feeding on people and drinking blood.
The Clockwork Vampire is a thrilling and riveting novel that is sure to capture the imagination of dystopian fiction enthusiasts. The novel is both a commentary on the treatment of minorities in society and a comedy with its vampire-based parody of A Clockwork Orange. Stephen Sipila paints a vivid and imaginative world full of intriguing characters and suspenseful scenes — moreover, the novel also delves into a number of social issues such as racism and discrimination.
Stephen Sipila is some guy living a monotonous life in Long Island or is it an alias of an Asian cat lady from the future sent back to change things for the better and bring enlightenment in the past through cat joy, Although both are equally likely, one may be more than the other. Learn more of Stephen Sipila’s The Clockwork Vampire, grab a copy now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and more.
The Clockwork Vampire
by Stephen Sipila
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