Trouble in Bugland by William Kotzwinkle

Along the way, Kotzwinkle fans will find sharply resonant moments as well as pointed humor and insight into human nature at its worst and best. The story twists along at breakneck pace through a future of absurd decadence and immense possibility. Jockey Oldcastle, space pirate and rogue, teams up with mild-mannered biologist Adrian Link to uncover the truth about Amphora, as people around the project start dying, their bodies transformed to crystal. Their simple strategy just keep saying fart should. Trouble in Bugland: A Collection of Inspector Mantis Mysteries (1983). Predictable stuff, but Kotzwinkle (Trouble in Bugland) and education writer Murray know their audience. In a lab hidden inside the notorious Junk Moon, scientists on the Amphora Project strive to find the key to immortality from encoded data left behind long ago by the mysterious 'Ancient Aliens.' Stuart Landsmann, the project's chief scientist, tells Amphora's backers they must stop the research or risk bringing about the end of the world, but his warnings are ignored. William Kotzwinkle is an American novelist, childrens writer, and screenwriter. (1996) is a rollicking old-school space opera complete with sensitive robots, wily space aliens and secretive societies in turmoil. Walter is a fine dog, except for one small problem: he has gas. Kotzwinkle's first adult novel since The Bear Went Over the Mountain 9.99 Publisher Description Beloved by children and parents around the world, this laugh-out-loud New York Times bestsellingpicture book introduces everyone’s favorite flatulent and heroic pup, Walter Warning: This book may cause flatulence.

Trouble in Bugland by William Kotzwinkle