Asphyxiation

Alternating between free association reminiscent of William S. Burroughs and self-deprecating narrative, Neur0 Vanity explores abuse, schizophrenia, the entertainment industry, addiction, ignominy, and delusions of grandeur with shocking honesty and impenitence.<br><br> "The writing style is avante-guard and the narration what I'd consider fresh. The author displayed a true ability to meld pop-culture obsession and life in middle America in a way that is severely lacking in what publishers tend to put out these days. Simply Excellent." - <a href="http://fabulavenator.myblogvoice.com/?fear-loathing-in-dune-house-atreides-aspyxiation-798">D.A. Costello</a><br><br> "Vanity has a style of writing that is in your face and refuses to be ignored... Only those readers who can appreciate a unique arsenal of verbal weapons, uncharacteristic of most writers, can even begin to digest what she is serving." - <a href="http://rolliehawk.com/">Rollie Hawk</a>