This is a collection of poetry and short stories moving from the discussion of god to the zombie apocalypse, a compilation ranging from the struggles of a drunk in purgatory to the poetic exploration of the evolution of humanity. This book is written by one starving for anyone who has an appetite. There are many manners of hunger--not merely the ache in your belly that some know so well, while other so rarely feel... I speak of the many basic cravings of life: love, solitude, accomplishment, loss, gluttony and self deprivation This is one simple man's exploration of truth through a life time...

A few quotes from the chapbook: "I've never told you of the toxic yellow glow of the seahorse that swims in my stomach, overfed" "late on a clear summer night with a lungful of American Spirit" "it's under lock, key, and the watchful eye of a gorilla with a sawed-off shotgun" "I do not see why the lady in pink should cost so much. She didn't seem to have any calluses on her hands at all." If God were to burn the tastebuds from your tongue you would turn to me to describe your next meal" "This mythical poem will be the last thing any single one of us will ever have to write or read." "This is...

A chapbook novella, this is a post apocalyptic, biblical, haunting, at times quite funny assault at our notions of self-sacrifice, religion, innocence, noir, the afterlife and the styles of writing itself known to all. It is a chapbook. It is a novella. It is a story. It is poetry. It is a portion of a play. It is transcribed fictitious events. Yet it's not quite any of these things entirely. It is one of a kind.