Kirjahaku

Down at the intersections of Whack and Blasphemy, bad things are going on...Chaos, mayhem and dead sex with a side of hot radioactive Jesus Inspired by The Tibetan Book of the Dead, Necrotown explores nether worlds of speculative fiction, driving to destinations fit only for the lost, loaded and vicious.

9 years before Lady Bird lived on the wrong side of the tracks, we were off the rails... A psychedelic whirlwind journey about coming of age in a haze of love, drugs and academia in Sacramento, California. Simultaneously fast-paced and tender, a countercultural mix of first times, friendships, travel, experiential excess and ongoing mysticism. Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" meets Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." Poignant and poetic as a boyman struggles to integrate his own dichotomous life.

Not so Brave New World skinned, skewered and barbecued--humor sandwiched in nausea--New Cult Magizine UK ..Tunneling through concept worm holes right and left is West's idea of a 'love' story? The guy is around the bend no doubt about it but all the more reason to read this --Jay Breedlove, author of 'Tweek' Humanity in the distant future needed to save themselves from us That was the story anyway but Dr. Lewis Ingram was starting to wonder just who was being whose bitch? Info relayed so far was producing real time advances in genetics, pharmaceuticals abd technology so the benefits were real as far as it went but he and his colony of prototypes were beginning to suspect they weren't dealing with any kind of 'Humans' past, present or future Were they on some grand mission of salvation or were they just chumps in a cosmic f*#k job?

The art of fairy tales is to see the adventure in your imagination. Cat Tales teaches acceptance on your journey. It grabs a fable and shows the heart of understanding. When a parable is read, each story will give a lesson and a memory to kids one book at a time. As a child, I heard these tales from my parents. They told them to us sitting in our family room. Listening to the words being read, I'd imagined the characters and how I would feel if ever I was the same. I hope you enjoy the adventures as much as I did.