Hold onto your hat. This book takes Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary to a whole new level of satire. There's a Glossary for our times with scathing descriptions of contemporary language and usage, a Who's Who in America, and a list of the most important nations. If you liked The Boomer Bible, you'll love this.

There was The Boomer Bible, 800 pages of trashing my own generation. Then I did a graphic work called Shuteye Town 1999, which used an 11,000 word work called the Zeezer Bible to be the Intercolumn reference of a 3500 file graphic journey. The Zeezer Bible is about the X-Gen kids. It is nasty. But when Pat told me she had this file, I decided it was time for the Snowflake Bible. So here they are. Two of the most casually written works of scripture ever written.

You see, it's about a literary movement that did or did not happen on South Street in Philadelphia 35 years ago. Punk musicians obtained experimental software that enabled them to write fiction in groups, very much like rock bands. The software overcame their educational and cultural deficiencies. They became writers, warriors, and possibly citizens of a parallel quantum dimension that swallowed them and their history. Along the way they created fiction that mimicked the entire recorded history of poetry and prose, and they fought actual wars to earn the life experience writers need.