Mirbeau
2008-09-26, 20:09
Well the book i've been scratching at for the past couple years is finally up on amazon. It has flaws and the print quality isn't that good but there are things people will be able to take away from it. I thought about changing the name of the author so family and other people wouldn't think oddly of me if they read it, or even heard the title, but I felt that would be fake and cowardly, so I stuck with my own. The synopsis revolves around a male that tries to make sense of the world he is in, the normal but bizarre world, and who has a giant vagina over his head that drips down constantly contorting his world and interactions in it. One of the tragedies is that nobody else can see it, so not even he knows what to believe, though he can see it and explain the events that have unfolded as a result of it. He also faces events that lead to questions that many of us have about life; the dynamics of love, the boundaries of our reality, and the mostly insignificant but inescapable dramas that humans are forced to endure. It has a lot of metaphysics ponderings to get to the root of what life is, and it is here that inspirations can be found to arrive at your own point of view on the nature of life.
The style of the book is anti-authoritarian and anti-establishment. It takes from my own inspirations growing up; johnny rotten, john lennon, ghandi, people that saw life and couldn't, even though they knew it would be easier, ever be moulded into the conventionalized role that society was designed for them to be placed in. It is rebellious, perhaps because I am still a young adult, and due to that is has a lot of the fire and life that many of the career authors of today are lacking. The orgy scene at the end is evidence of that.
$11 on Amazon.com
The style of the book is anti-authoritarian and anti-establishment. It takes from my own inspirations growing up; johnny rotten, john lennon, ghandi, people that saw life and couldn't, even though they knew it would be easier, ever be moulded into the conventionalized role that society was designed for them to be placed in. It is rebellious, perhaps because I am still a young adult, and due to that is has a lot of the fire and life that many of the career authors of today are lacking. The orgy scene at the end is evidence of that.
$11 on Amazon.com