Publisher's Synopsis
This book covers a wide range of thought and creative writing. It is arranged in a collection of essays, short stories, prose, and vignettes. The content shifts between themes of mortality, nostalgia, philosophy, and social critique. Despite the seriousness of many of these topics, humor does not go forgotten when narrating slice-of-life tales. From getting crabs and erroneously using Raid to treat them, to masturbating with ointments not recommended for such use, to falling in love and learning from mistakes. There are thought provoking essays inspired by an affinity for wilderness and what nature means in relation to the human race. There are scathing reviews stemming from a long held misanthropy that places culture in the cross-hairs of critical analysis as well. It can be read all at once or just in segments being that each entry is no more than several pages long. Who knows, you may even see fragments of yourself peering out from behind the words saying, "Hey, that guy has a point!"
