Nihilism: A Gnarly And Hilarious Script Of The Human Animal's Entertainment‪.‬

The story is told in the form of a teleplay. Chapters are actually episodes, and they are divided into two parts. Most of the episodes don't make a whole lot of sense. This is largely attributed to the psychotic, drug-addled, stream-of-consciousness type dialogue that comes out of the main character's mouths. The book could have a plot, it may not have a plot. If it does have a plot, it is a plot about nothing. The long, confusing, random dialogue is bound to turn off most readers, as they stumble for the meaning behind the words. Ultimately this is ultra avant-garde poetry told through a unique narrative. It could come off as pretentious to a lot of readers who aren't normally fans of that kind of absurd thing. Ultimately I think the story has no meaning. Why read it anyway? Who knows, but I found enjoyment in it. Perhaps the most fun part of reading this book is reading it with others and trying to each figure out and interpret just what hell you think is going on in each “episode”. Read it if you enjoy things that are absolutely absurd in nature, and warped in humor.