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- Dads_Nuke abstract "Dad's Nuke, first published in February, 1986 by Donald I. Fine, is a science fiction dark comedy novel written by Marc Laidlaw. It is a parody of middle class suburban life, and tells the tale of a nuclear family in the post-nuclear (holocaust) age. The protagonists are a father, mother, daughter, and eight biologically-engineered children living in a gated suburban enclave following the near collapse of modern civilization. The story consists of a series of episodes demonstrating the ridiculousness of the family's sheltered, conformist lives, and culminates in the collapse from within of the suburban community. The title refers to a trailer mounted nuclear missile purchased by the family's father figure, as part of his hostile, one-upmanship, \"keeping up with the Joneses\" competition with his next door neighbor.".
- Dads_Nuke author Marc_Laidlaw.
- Dads_Nuke isbn "0-917657-52-7".
- Dads_Nuke literaryGenre Black_comedy.
- Dads_Nuke literaryGenre Science_fiction.
- Dads_Nuke mediaType Hardcover.
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- Dads_Nuke numberOfPages "255".
- Dads_Nuke publisher Donald_I._Fine.
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- Dads_Nuke wikiPageWikiLink Donald_I._Fine.
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- Dads_Nuke wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dad's Nuke".
- Dads_Nuke author Marc_Laidlaw.
- Dads_Nuke country "United States".
- Dads_Nuke coverArtist "Loretta Trezzo".
- Dads_Nuke genre Science_fiction.
- Dads_Nuke genre "Dark comedy".
- Dads_Nuke isbn "0".
- Dads_Nuke language "English".
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- Dads_Nuke name "Dad's Nuke".
- Dads_Nuke pages "255".
- Dads_Nuke publisher Donald_I._Fine.
- Dads_Nuke releaseDate "1986".
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- Dads_Nuke subject Category:1986_novels.
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- Dads_Nuke comment "Dad's Nuke, first published in February, 1986 by Donald I. Fine, is a science fiction dark comedy novel written by Marc Laidlaw. It is a parody of middle class suburban life, and tells the tale of a nuclear family in the post-nuclear (holocaust) age. The protagonists are a father, mother, daughter, and eight biologically-engineered children living in a gated suburban enclave following the near collapse of modern civilization.".
- Dads_Nuke label "Dad's Nuke".
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- Dads_Nuke wasDerivedFrom Dads_Nuke?oldid=694235646.
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- Dads_Nuke name "Dad's Nuke".