What We Believe Now That We No Longer Believe What We Formerly Believed

This collection of prose bits, micro stories, cracked fairy tales and inexplicable flights of poetry broods, drools, meditates, cavils, harangues and dreams. These pieces are mournful, nightmarish, crusty, cobwebbed, alive with dark meaning, rich with nonsense, and hung with eerie universes at their edges. They resound with echoes of border ballads, the rants of drunk Frenchmen, the cadence of rejected Bibles, the din of advertising that sells you things you ought not to buy.