Bronzage’s life is complicated. He doesn’t trust his fight manager. He’s on the outs with his movie star girlfriend. Not to mention staying on the right side of public interest groups like the Genetically Correct League.

Complicated Bronzage can handle, as long as he can keep funneling his winnings into building battered women’s shelters. It’s how Bronzage justifies the violence he unleashes in the ring. Until he gets KO’d in a humiliating defeat. There’s no time for wallowing in self-pity while watching sushi westerns like the zombie flick Shane Comes Back, though. He’s got to get ready for his comeback fight.

But Bronzage isn’t certain things are what they seem at the new training facility. He’s not sure if he needs to watch out for anti-GMO Do Good Soldiers, or just the monsters in the woods. One thing is clear: to survive he’s going to have to let the violence loose outside the ring.

"The Fine Art of Boxing is a great story."—Matt Quiett, Nerd’s Domain

"This story is part sports novel, part science fiction and completely fun to read."—Martijn, Mass Movement Magazine