Take a look at a dark, deadly future where the game is hunting and the result is killing, human to human, with status, money, power, and sex as the prizes. The operation runs underground and Frank Blackwell is a new recruit who is destined to change the game and turn it into legitimate popular entertainment for the masses.
“There is something in what you say,” Dahl admitted. “I’ve been aware for some time of the shortcomings inherent in the sane, dispassionate thinking that we scientists advocate. People don’t pay any attention. Unless there’s an emergency like Love Canal or Chernobyl, the idea of maintaining and upgrading the earth and its ecosystems is not exactly box-office.”
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 65 (p. 259)
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 65 (p. 258)
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 60 (p. 247)
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 40 (p. 185)
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 38 (p. 175)
“Outside the curtained windows, Paris stewed in its miasma of self-congratulation and diesel fumes.”
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 1 (p. 11)
Source: Hunter/Victim (1988), Chapter 18 (p. 100)
