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    Zeek and the Hoodies

    By Enn Kae

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    Ezekiel was just an ordinary man, like everyone else, trying to make his way in this world. Like most people in this world, he was also struggling. Struggling to make sense of the world around him. Struggling to understand why so many people seem to get away with murder whilst he can barely pay his bills after working so hard. One day he snapped at a group of young people that hung around his neighborhood. The events that followed led him on a journey - through wrongful incarceration, media manipulation and public vilification – into a man called “Zeek”: a vigilante who, as a product of a sick system, will clean up the very system that created him. The first book ends with the question: who will be next, after the Hoodies?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEnn Kae
    Release dateSep 29, 2012
    ISBN9781301494774
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    Zeek and the Hoodies
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    Enn Kae

    Enn Kae was born in a small town in the north-west of England to immigrant parents. He has worked in many guises: office worker; car insurance salesman and as an educator. His stories evoke the sense of isolation and alienation that he encountered whilst growing up in the UK, and they are also inspired by the kids he has taught. He currently resides in The Netherlands with his partner and family of fur babies. He cites his main influences as being: Frantz Fanon; Noam Chomsky; Edward Said; Jean Baudrillard; Ayn Rand; William Blake and Prince, the musician.

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