About Carlton Mellick III
MELLICK III writes trashy squishy child-like novels set in surreal fantasy versions of consumer America, with an emphasis on nightmarish absurdities, punk perversions, and social satire. In only a few short years, his surreal counterculture novels have drawn an international cult following despite the fact that they have been shunned by most libraries and corporate bookstores. Though frequently compared to David Lynch, Kurt Vonnegut, and even South Park, CM3 is unlike anyone you've experienced before. His influences range from offbeat children's book authors such as Dr. Suess and Roald Dahl to Japanese cult directors such as Takashi Miike and Shinya Tsukamoto to trashy B-movies such as those from Troma and John Waters.
Novels
Satan Burger (2001)
Electric Jesus Corpse (2002)
Punk Land (2005)
Ugly Heaven, Beautiful Hell (2007) (with Jeffrey Thomas)
The Faggiest Vampire (2009)
The Cannibals of Candyland (2009)
Warrior Wolf Women of the Wasteland (2009)
Zombies and Shit (2010)
Barbarian Beast Bitches of the Badlands (2011)
Fantastic Orgy (2011)
I Knocked Up Satan's Daughter (2011)
Armadillo Fists (2011)
The Handsome Squirm (2012)
The Steel Breakfast Era (2012)
Tumor Fruit (2012)
Kill Ball (2012)
Cuddly Holocaust (2013)
Village of the Mermaids (2013)
Electric Jesus Corpse (2002)
Punk Land (2005)
Ugly Heaven, Beautiful Hell (2007) (with Jeffrey Thomas)
The Faggiest Vampire (2009)
The Cannibals of Candyland (2009)
Warrior Wolf Women of the Wasteland (2009)
Zombies and Shit (2010)
Barbarian Beast Bitches of the Badlands (2011)
Fantastic Orgy (2011)
I Knocked Up Satan's Daughter (2011)
Armadillo Fists (2011)
The Handsome Squirm (2012)
The Steel Breakfast Era (2012)
Tumor Fruit (2012)
Kill Ball (2012)
Cuddly Holocaust (2013)
Village of the Mermaids (2013)
Omnibus
Angel Scene / Teeth and Tongue Landscape (2003) (with Richard Kadrey)
The Steel Breakfast Era / The Decadent Return of the Hi-Fi Queen and Her Embryonic Reptile Infection (2003) (with Simon Logan)
The Steel Breakfast Era / The Decadent Return of the Hi-Fi Queen and Her Embryonic Reptile Infection (2003) (with Simon Logan)
Collections
Sunset with a Beard (2000)
The Bizarro Starter Kit (2006) (with Steve Beard, Kevin L Donihe, Andre Duza, Jeremy Robert Johnson, John Edward Lawson, Gina Ranalli, Vincent W Sakowski, Bruce Taylor and D Harlan Wilson)
Christmas on Crack (2010)
Hammer Wives (2013)
The Bizarro Starter Kit (2006) (with Steve Beard, Kevin L Donihe, Andre Duza, Jeremy Robert Johnson, John Edward Lawson, Gina Ranalli, Vincent W Sakowski, Bruce Taylor and D Harlan Wilson)
Christmas on Crack (2010)
Hammer Wives (2013)
Novellas
Razor Wire Pubic Hair (2003)
The Baby Jesus Butt Plug (2004)
Fishy-Fleshed (2004)
The Menstruating Mall (2005)
Ocean of Lard (2005) (with Kevin L Donihe)
Sex and Death in Television Town (2005)
Sea of the Patchwork Cats (2006)
The Haunted Vagina (2006)
Teeth and Tongue Landscape (2006)
War Slut (2006)
Sausagey Santa (2006)
Adolf in Wonderland (2007)
Ultra Fuckers (2008)
Cybernetrix (2008)
The Egg Man (2008)
Apeshit (2008)
Crab Town (2011)
The Morbidly Obese Ninja (2011)
Ugly Heaven (2012)
The Baby Jesus Butt Plug (2004)
Fishy-Fleshed (2004)
The Menstruating Mall (2005)
Ocean of Lard (2005) (with Kevin L Donihe)
Sex and Death in Television Town (2005)
Sea of the Patchwork Cats (2006)
The Haunted Vagina (2006)
Teeth and Tongue Landscape (2006)
War Slut (2006)
Sausagey Santa (2006)
Adolf in Wonderland (2007)
Ultra Fuckers (2008)
Cybernetrix (2008)
The Egg Man (2008)
Apeshit (2008)
Crab Town (2011)
The Morbidly Obese Ninja (2011)
Ugly Heaven (2012)
Links to other websites
| carltonmellick.com |
Carlton Mellick III recommends
Chemical Gardens (2006) Gina Ranalli "It's like a fucked up version of The Wizard of Oz, with punk rockers." | Whargoul (2010) Dave Brockie "Just like his music, Brockie's writing is as gore-filled as all fuck." | Abortion Arcade (2011) Cameron Pierce "Dr. Seuss meets David Cronenberg." |
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