Self-extermination. Sounds Like a Plan: Also Includes Give Me a Burger and Hold the Fries and Brain Circus and (3 Essays About Donald J. Trump) and Man-Man, Episode 1 and Soliloquy to My Soul

Welcome to chaos in print, a sprawling collection of short works and essays that skewers reality, politics, and self-inflicted existential crises with brutal honesty and dark humor.

Self-extermination. Sounds Like a Plan is a novella about erasing every past version of yourself, a ludicrous, yet oddly cathartic, philosophical exploration of cause and consequence. Alongside it, Give Me a Burger and Hold the Fries pits an unlikely hero against an eight-foot-tall homicidal potato, while Brain Circus exposes the absurdities of the medical system's attempts to decode the human mind.

In the book, there is also a series of scathing essays about the political theatre surrounding Donald J. Trump, interspersed with glimpses of the chaotic superhero Man-Man and the reflective Soliloquy to My Soul. Each piece is a surreal, sardonic, and unflinchingly honest exploration of the absurdity woven through modern life.

Expect laughter, discomfort, revelation, and reflection in equal measure. This is a book for readers who embrace chaos, question authority, and enjoy seeing reality reflected through a kaleidoscope of madness.