Dead End Paradise

"...Kessler's words on the page vary enormously--spun through the gravities of his centrifugal perspective, they sometimes seem like ants, other times like a cascade of chopsticks. They disorient, drag the eye around as if insects buzz near the readers ears. For the few seconds when Kessler sacrifices kinetic energy for stillness, we also feel his shortness of breath... the profundity of the image he sees in front of him." Simon Herbert.