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Doomsday Belly
A collection of short stories, a modular novel, a (non-acid-free) descent into purgatory? It's all this, I suppose, and much more. Susan Smith Nash seems to tell the "You are ordinary, and I am small and together we are immense." Yes. her book is an immense reservoir of perceptions, and her reader becomes a virtual person who enters Doomsday Belly, a former life left behind, to stay there, addicted. - Erel Adam
142 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1998
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