Jarmo is a strange novel. It's not quite an adventure, it's not really a fantasy, it's just barely a satire. Jarmo is a wizard who could care less for humanity and its so-called nature, yet the story itself is driven by two intensely human characters. Kresha and Zeb search for redemption in the stark and familiar world as the rogue wizard steers them towards madness and destruction. Hard to define, impossible to put down: Jarmo will knock the wind out of you.

These are the tales of Jim, an average dead guy on a trip through the devil's paradise. His unexamined life runs up against the existential weirdness of an eternal free-for-all, and a newfound hard-on for the Truth points him toward adventure. A secular wet dream, a Christian's cautionary tale, a Jewish psychedelic nightmare - the Book of Jim is a bad answer to questions that were never asked.