Silicone God

Victoria Brooks is the author of Fucking Law: The Search for her Sexual Ethics (Zero Books, 2019) and Mistress Ethics: On the Virtues of Sexual Kindness (Bloomsbury, 2022). She has also authored a number of academic articles on the ways in which conventional approaches to law harm and erase the experiences of queer people. Silicone God is her first novel.

"Victoria Brooks has served up a literary mille-feuille, with deliciously wicked cream spread between sickly sweet layers. Dark, disturbing, and deeply sensual all at once, you'll devour every page." Samantha Allen, author of Patricia Wants to Cuddle ---------- “Compelling, enrapturing, and gorgeous.” Stoya, adult actress and author of Pussycats and Porn ---------- "Something is grotty in the fractal fucking: A disturbance in the octopussy portal, as the Singularity of Silicone God births horny bish whorror. #Bookgasm" Jack Skelley, author of The Complete Fear of Kathy Acker ---------- "Imaginative, intelligent and delightfully sexually explicit. A post porn masterpiece!" Annie Sprinkle, ecosexual artist and author ---------- "As unmoored from convention as it is sizzlingly hot." Alison Rumfitt, author of Brainwyrms --------- "A roller coaster of a novel which will leave you dizzy with its fabulous and undulating ride ... of queer pleasure and illicit redemption." Sarah Law, author of Thérèse ---------- "In Silicone God, an out-of-this-world sexual encounter is at once sensual, ridiculous, epiphanous and transformative… As any great fuck should be. A truly exciting debut!" Brad Beau Cohen, author of Sugar Water ---------- "Strap On! Slide In! Bliss Out! Victoria Brooks' Silicone God fills that yearning hole left by your earliest and most affecting weird-lit-porno crushes." Jamie Sutcliffe, author and publisher at Strange Attractor ---------- "All the makings of a queer cult classic. Joyfully perverse and perverted." Laura Kaye, author of English Animals ---------- "Reading like a collaboration between Angela Carter and Kathy Acker, this is the kind of pornosophical book we need more of in the world." Jonathan Kemp, author of London Triptych ---------- "A slick, hot, pleasure-filled journey about the possibilities of transformation and the healing the future could hold." Saskia Vogel, author of Permission