A different kind of book. Michael Steven Platt's phenomenal, ground breaking, semi-artobiographical work, Endless Shifting Sand, turns, twists, knots and uses the English language as it has not been used since Finnegans Wake by James Joyce. A wealth of word plays, puns, spoonerisms and double-entendres in a continual array of nonsensical, irreverent, confusing, insightful, poignant, droll, humorous and mind-bendingly crafted prosaic, poetic, stream of conscious writing. This unique writing style is such that one may open and read from virtually anywhere in the book without affecting...