This adventurous piece of pulsating poetry and prose point to the delinquency of the American Cougar--not the feline variety, mind you. Indeed, young Mikey has lost a Daddy due to his mad mother's raging libido and lascivious lusts for a young hunk; as a result, his close friend, a pre-pubescent poet dubbed Jelly Roll goes on a holy quest to thieve back the exiled Daddy, hoping to bring regal resurrection back to a broken family made NASTY by a Cougarish Mom. All in all--it's brilliant insanity; nevertheless, it sincerely haunts the conscience with the spirit of sublimity as it speaks to the...

An elegant piece of pulsating prose and probing poetry, offering insight into the anthropological condition of an effulgent America that needs to be spangled with the shimmering effects of Total Liberty; specifically, a psychotic yet altruistic account of Gayness in these here States of supposed Freedom. Nothing is more foul or bright with sublimity when attempting to describe a country once haunted by the Holy Spirit of 1776.

1989, Arkansas, when long-haired bands ruled the airwaves, a mercurial adolescent named Micah Valentine finds himself caught between sucking blood and the rising Meth war; thus, engaging the mysticism of ancient Saints, he spawns the intrepid idealism of CRUSADE within his macabre heart, putting quicksilver and sublimity into his now noble steps, and attempts to extinguish his vampirism--all in the hope of freeing his mother from Meth addiction.

Candy Hart is a gorgeous Porn Princess; plus, a murderous werewolf by night. Ezra Steel is an ascetic, Catholic Priest/monster hunter who intrepidly comes to her aid; specifically, the mystical priest performs a dangerous exorcism on the young girl; next, ushers her to the protection of Adam Prodigy, a noble-minded Jew afflicted with a raging case of Ulcerative Colitis. Once united, Candy and Adam find the healing factor of the Biblical Herb known as marijuana, attempting to better their supermundane lives.

Sprawling mystic encounters with the living Christ; plus, reaffirmation of the ancient astronaut theories haunt this poetically-crafted tale of axiomatic truth. All unearthly religions are eagerly visited, merged and meshed with astro-physics and other scientific ideas concerning the construction of human life. Forged for the neophyte; also, barded for the intrepid intellectual--this bodaciously bold book offers insight into the gleaming ghost of God.