Starting with determination on a New York City subway platform, the protagonist decides that it is up to him and him alone to solve all of humanity's problems. Go on a funny, bizarre, and fascinating journey in search of the one rule that anyone can follow to a life of happiness and fulfillment. This is the ideal book to read during a transitional period, between jobs, or after graduating, or while considering the ever-present question, what should I do with my life? Part psychological adventure tale and part hilarious philosophical investigation, this unique novel encompasses green skinned girls, tiny civilizations carried on spoon-back, impostors, secret societies, nasty librarians, friendly peacocks, and even travels through time. The story jumps between city skyscrapers dips into the subconscious and flys through scenes of fantasy and magical realism. Fritz Donnelly’s prose is spare and direct yet full of beautiful, surprising imagery. His main character is lovable and confounding.

Starting with determination on a New York City subway platform, the protagonist decides that it is up to him and him alone to solve all of humanity's problems. Go on a funny, bizarre, and fascinating journey in search of the one rule that anyone can follow to a life of happiness and fulfillment. This is the ideal book to read during a transitional period, between jobs, or after graduating, or while considering the ever-present question, what should I do with my life Part psychological adventure tale and part hilarious philosophical investigation, this unique novel encompasses green skinned girls, tiny civilizations carried on spoon-back, impostors, secret societies, nasty librarians, friendly peacocks, and even travels through time. The story jumps between city skyscrapers dips into the subconscious and flys through scenes of fantasy and magical realism. Fritz Donnelly's prose is spare and direct yet full of beautiful, surprising imagery. His main character is lovable and confounding.

Starting with determination on a New York City subway platform, the protagonist decides that it is up to him and him alone to solve all of humanity's problems. Go on a funny, bizarre, and fascinating journey in search of the one rule that anyone can follow to a life of happiness and fulfillment. This is the ideal book to read during a transitional period, between jobs, or after graduating, or while considering the ever-present question, what should I do with my life? Part psychological adventure tale and part hilarious philosophical investigation, this unique novel encompasses green skinned girls, tiny civilizations carried on spoon-back, impostors, secret societies, nasty librarians, friendly peacocks, and even travels through time. The story jumps between city skyscrapers dips into the subconscious and flys through scenes of fantasy and magical realism. Fritz Donnelly’s prose is spare and direct yet full of beautiful, surprising imagery. His main character is lovable and confounding.