A series of short vignettes tackling loneliness, abandonment, disdain for humanity, refusal of common stereotypes, bullshit "Masculinity," among other things. This book highlights and exemplifies Rollins' humorous and often too-close-to-home Nihilism. ( )

Only finished half the book. I found it at times repetitive but with bursts of amazing prose. ( )

I've seen Rollins' spoken word performances several times, and this is the first of his written works that I've had occasion to read. All I could say when I finished this book is: "That Rollins is one sick m-----f-----". Not for the faint of heart, reading this book is like a glimpse into Rollins' soul, and it can be disturbing reading. I could only read this one in small bites, but I'm glad to have read it. ( )