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Deepfake (Foundry Mediterranean Collection: Intelligent Entertainment from around the Middle Sea, 13) - Softcover

Malafekas, Makis

 
9781917544047: Deepfake (Foundry Mediterranean Collection: Intelligent Entertainment from around the Middle Sea, 13)

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Wanderer, washed-up writer and part-time philosopher of Athens’ nightlife, Michalis Krokos is more comfortable watching the Johnny Depp trial on livestream than getting down to his next book. But his apathetic state is shattered when prosecutor Sofia Charitsi shows up with some startling news. His long-lost friend Rebecca, a sharp-tongued trans sex worker, is in serious trouble. For some reason, a violent far-right group, ONET wants her silenced, and fast.

To rescue her, Krokos agrees to go undercover as a fake news copywriter inside ONET’s inner circle. Write a few lies, steal a few secrets, take down a fascist or two. All in a day’s work, right? But what begins as a rescue mission spirals into a wild dive through backroom deals, blackmail, and political paranoia. Sofia is hiding her own complicated past with ONET’s megalomaniac leader, and Krokos ends up just trying to stay alive long enough to write something that might be worth publishing.

Part literary noir, part darkly comic political thriller Deepfake explores truth, loyalty, and the absurd theatre of modern politics― set in the heart of a sweltering, sleepless Athens.

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Makis Malafekas studied art history and social anthropology. He presented seminars at the Sorbonne on the history of European comics, and worked at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. He has written articles for Eleftherotypia's "9", Libération, Lifo and others. Deepfake is the third in the series of/by Michalis Krokos, after De les kouventa (Ink 2018) and Mesakti (Ink 2020). Makis lives and works in Brussels and Athens.



Jenny Steel was born in South London in 1980. After taking a first-class degree with distinction in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies (Arabic and Farsi) at Cambridge University, she won a competitive full scholarship to study International Affairs at Sciences Po, Paris. She proceeded to make use of her language skills working in radio journalism at the BBC, NGOs (West Africa and the Middle East), and the UK diplomatic service, which included a posting to Afghanistan. Her creative career began with working as a freelance translator in 2014, alongside training at the London International School of Performing Arts. She has finished her first crime novel, Common Charges, in 2025, under the name of Jay King. Jenny is a resident of Athens.

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