SUMMARY Leslie Krag escapes a near certain Colorado prison sentence for burning down her husband's cabin and flees to her villa in Tuscany. Two weeks after her arrival, a businessman she'd met on her flight, Roger Halliday, appears at her villa looking for a place to hide. He's certainly not the man she thought he... Continue Reading →
Y’all Seen My Trailer, Y’all Seen My Bicycle, Now Get the Hell on Outta Here.
Have you ever wanted to escape the day-to-day routine of your mundane life? Do you wish you had some escape portal that would take you somewhere in the country and far, far, far away from the city when the going got tough? Well after reading Shangri-La Trailer Park I think my questions were answered and... Continue Reading →
Wherever This Is From, Its Got To Be From The Bowels Of Someplace Batty And Unzipped
Summary -The predecessor / doppelgänger / kindred spirit of “Catastrophically Consequential”, “Hideous Exuberance” remains, in this revised edition, a character-driven, highbrow-lowbrow, post-post-modern, comic-fantasy-nightmare dissecting the unbridled egoism, narcissism, and anti-intellectualism of the present day. This work is a flamboyant, surrealistic and experimental study of abusive and self-abusing characters, as well as a trashy, grungy, poetic... Continue Reading →
Aberration or Inborn Desire? Maybe Freud (Gulp) was Right All Along
Most of the people who knew my mother either slept with her or wished they had, including me, my aunt Medina and a man who boarded with us; though he was neither old nor someone’s father, he went by the name of “Pops.” I know that’s ambiguous, but it’s better left ambiguous for now. As... Continue Reading →
Big Similarity, Small Difference 大同小異 Daido Shoi
For as long as I can remember I have always been intrigued by the innovative modernization and the esoteric nature of Japan. My first fond memory in my early childhood was that of the grand sumo wrestlers in giant underwear from the before school airings of The Wide World Of Sports. As I got older... Continue Reading →
Grab your Loincloth and Spearhead and Let’s Go on a Trip to a Faraway Land, a Long, Long Time Ago
“It’s fragile what we know. It’s gone every time we forget. Then someone has to learn it all over again.” In a not so faraway land a long, long time ago their lived a disinclined shaman's apprentice named Loon. He is about to embark on a coming of age journey succinctly stated by the author,... Continue Reading →