Mister B. Gone

Read this dangerous little memoir at your own risk. A charismatic demon narrates centuries of mischief and violence in a sly, intimate voice that shifts between theatrical seduction and rueful confession. As the narrator begs you to burn the pages the book becomes a trap and a meditation on how stories mark us other and bend longing into power. Darkly funny, unsettling, and fiercely imaginative this is a book that makes the act of reading itself the central moral test.

~ Included for readers who find kinship in outsider voices and transgressive stories that reclaim otherness as a source of power and longing ~