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This is the story of how a bad man called Edward Miller loses his job, his house, his wife, his hair and his front teeth, but in the process becomes good. It is the story of how, in the only truly selfless act he has ever performed, he risks all to save the woman he loves.

When Edward Miller, a London tabloid newspaper editor, finds his career, his marriage, his reputation, and his security in tatters following a night of incredible stupidity and debauchery, he seeks refuge in a Florida town, populated by circus freaks and carnies, where he learns a valuable lesson in life, love, and commitment. By the author of Who's Who in Hell. Original. 25,000 first printing.

Falling in love with a feisty American woman who enjoys weekend parachuting, the hapless Daniel takes a job writing obituaries for an eccentric editor who encourages him in his efforts to write a compendium about demonic characters. Original. 25,000 first printing.