Ian Peter Nelson

The story of events surrounding the apparent death and resurrection of a man with an unresolved ambition to be a stand up comedian. His near death experience gives him the determination to achieve his one great unrealised ambition but unwittingly gets some help from very unlikely sources but in a bizarre way. He is acutely aware that his close friends all believe they are funnier than he is. The Music Jammers play any and all kinds of music and it's interspersed with the black humour of those who don't have much else to live for but are determined to go on kicking against the odds. The focus of this story is on Wee Bobby Harris's conversion to Wee Bobby Blunder, Award Winning Stand-up Comic, and his often fractious interaction with his compatriots and supposedly Superior Being. Meanwhile, the explanation for the queer happenings lies in the discovery of the unofficial multifarious uses of Zeolites when inserted into the human body. These molecular sieves known as zeolites confer strange new properties which alters the basis for life support as we know it and enables the plot to continue against all obvious logic. Don't read this book alone, it may give you bizarre thoughts about experimenting on yourself. Wee Bobby Blunder is destined to become a cult hero because of his perverse ability to laugh in the face of all adversity and in recognition there is a distinct possibility of his nomination as 'Saint Wee Bobby'. Don't laugh! Stranger things have happened.