Death At The Flea Circus David Barker by David Barker 9781937073008, 1937073009 instant download after payment.

Death at the Flea Circus is an amazing non-traditional novel written between 1968 and 1973 and first published in 2011 after it was found in the author's attic where it sat for over 40 years.

In a 1960s California beach town, someone is murdering wayward girls visiting from Kansas. Staying at the same hotel as the girls is the enigmatic Mr. Barker, who is either a college student spending his days poolside, a Victorian British detective investigating the crimes, a vagrant wandering a post-apocalyptic wasteland in search of tools, a mystic poet, or the killer himself. Or are the unfolding events merely the sinister daydream of a nameless man sitting in an air-conditioned cafeteria, watching a waitress wipe down the tables? In this surreal comic novel, people, places, and possibilities leak from one century into another, and identities run together like warm blood and sea water. Written forty years ago and left forgotten in a closet, this newly discovered novel is unlike any other you've ever read.