Each Day a Small Victory
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Overview
BRITISH COMEDY AWARD winner, Chips Hardy's debut novel, Each Day a Small Victory is "...is not just a rich, sensuous, deeply humorous animal story - it is also a brilliant celebration of life, death and the whole damn thing."
Meet Max. He's made a name for himself as a rabid psychopath who uses random acts of violence to instigate a campaign of terror. He feels his blood thirsty reputation is undeserved and wants to set the record straight.
Each Day a Small Victory is a month-by-month look at Max's fraught and bloody encounters, as both the hunter and the hunted.
"Pulp Fiction meets Wind in the Willows." — Jake Arnott, Author of The Long Firm
"The memorable feat of a quirky and engaging imagination." Sir Roy Strong
"I've been reading a remarkable little book - Each Day a Small Victory by Chips Hardy. It's a kind of cute animal tale with a twist - it ain't cute! Far from it. This is anthropomorphic nature red in tooth and claw, with a twist of black humour. The anti-hero of the book, Max, is a stoat whose only aim in life is to find his next meal, while avoiding becoming someone else's. In that sense, it's the most honest animal story I've ever come across, and it's a great read. Chips clearly knows his countryside very well indeed - there is plenty of detail about the various animal characters and their habits. He is a British Comedy Award winner. The book has some stunning illustration by Oscar Grillo, who has worked on Monsters Inc and Men in Black, among others." — Sporting Shooter Magazine
