THUS SPOKE CHORKIE WALKER

Chorkie Walker is a mass-produced miniature teddy bear, an unwanted gift, neglected and locked away in a room full of books.
Soaking up the printed word and charged by sunlight entering through a window, Chorkie undergoes a transformation and becomes conscious: articulate in speech, with articulated limbs.
Inspired by Friedrich Nietzs-che's Zarathustra and a wealth of other literary influences, Chorkie declares non-binary status, asks to be referred to as che, and sets out alone with just ches rucksack to find an audience willing to listen: God is still dead, and mankind is doomed if its people cannot evolve past established dogmas, find their own truths, raise their vibration, and become balanced beings.
Getting the message across proves challenging and Chorkie is forced to seek help. Connecting via Instagram, attending a music festival, hiking in the mountains, being declared a criminal and forced to conform, Chorkie finally makes progress on the Camino de Santiago. Experiencing more than che bargained for, Chorkie learns what it means to be alive.
A fantasy of philosophical proportions, a love story for the 21st century, suitable for readers of any age with a sense of humour and an inquiring mind.

Originally published as three separate pocket-sized paperbacks and e-books: Thus Spoke Chorkie Walker; Waylaid in Redro; Hitching Down The Way.