1260 Days

<p><i>1260 Days</i> is a journey to a foreign land a detour called a shortcut in a cab. It's riding on a night train in a warm sweat as you hear the choo choo chuggen down the tracks. It's a vision in a restless dream a nightmare with a bloody scene a demon putting thoughts into your head.</p><p><i>1260 Days</i> is about the man in black. It's about a work shift. It's about a suicidal note. It's the unheard music. It's a forty-day fast. It's a severed artery. It's an itchy rash.</p><p><i>1260 Days</i> is a holy book. It's a trumpet being blown upon a hill. It's a paradox. It's a riddle. It's a jest. It's hope. It's change. It's woe. It's greed. It's me. It's you. It's them. It's us.</p><p><i>1260 Days</i> is about the end of the world.</p><p>I found myself alternately astounded intrigued and ultimately jealous of Enoch whose adventures on a daily basis made my own life seem small and mundane by comparison.</p><p>Rich Marotta KFI Radio Inducted 2011 Southern California Sportscasters Hall of Fame</p><p>Brilliant 'manure'vres of narrative wreaking havoc upon accepted norms.</p><p>Tortelvis of Dread Zeppelin</p><p>An honest and straightforward book one man's experiment with disgrace takes on an aura of supernaturally experienced grace. Easy on the ear and steering clear of massaging his own story-telling of an awfully curious humanity Conte gives a read hell-bent on making us experience the nit and grit of rubbing up against the taboos binding human pleasure.</p><p>Scott Hartstein Author of <i>Adagia</i></p>