This special edition of D. Harlan Wilson's outré-fiction collections brings together all of the stories from volumes one and two and includes an additional, Pushcart Prize-nominated novelette, "Sacrosanctum."
I really wanted to like this...but it largely fell flat for me.
Imagine a really erudite but bro-ish writer obsessed with martial arts wrote as it Burroughs and Ballard succumbed to the social media/twitter age. There's a lot of cleverness here, but there's a lot of cleverness everywhere nowadays. It's surreal, meta, dreamlike and gonzo.
It lies somewhere between short stories, flash fiction, and poetry. It's got a nice vocabulary and some interesting ideas.
Ultimately, this feels like a good writer did Nanowrimo.