Kirjahaku

Larry, Los Angeles, two thousand fifteen. That and everything else. How he really is is how he's written. Where he really lives is on the page. For fans of movie stunts and pickle jars.

Encyclopedic observations from the ins and outs of a random unique individual who lives in Beverly Grove, Los Angeles, like so many others. Being oneself in a world that asks for someone else, Stormy Fortune is the thirteenth Neon Burrito publication, and another step forward in exploratory writing from Shawn Michael Sullivan. This book spans time and space and that's worth it. For fans of: reading, thinking about things, living one day at a time the days in one's life. In love with words.

A portrait of a person far enough along in life to seriously wonder what in the hell is going on. Thinking: Really? The world says: Truly. Oh: God. This book feels like a person because this book is a person, and a city. It'd be a pity not to read this book based on a good guess, nailed it: Gem City.

It's a two-parter. The first part is romance and life. The second part is creativity and life. Nothing works out and everything is fine.