Game 5

<p>Jim Meirose's Game 5 is a xenonarratif on a heemiotrilliac pole a sciaticatistical<br>kneešljópanec on catawrit a glitch in the antidialogical kip't-kurrunga which burrows into the necrosemynal queak h ! !PID kaeuqs W gnilf ylf with the fununarialistical vi of a rekkaB-adnaK on a vitale statisticcommo-gluggli. This rebus in a cwabbamire is a dystopic zolarrrrr iiii annnann e e zOL ARRiarerre whose periphery creases the 13.787±0.020 of pr?smosourine-Daniel Y. Harris author of The Posthuman Series (Volumes I-VI BlazeVOX)</p><p>Like white noise between stations Game 5 by Jim Meirose weaves a caustic and<br>revelatory archway of form an extended novelistic text with bold chordal clustered<br>motifs and a musical syntax. Narrative stories in sartorial fashion are woven literally<br>into other stories to both block and intersect across the page. Gritty speculative<br>dystopian space opera meets kitchen sink east-coast American realism with a skewed shark instinct orbiting multi-text musical bravura following a tornado. We monitor interpersonal relationships via sci-fi video games cross-planetary bridges popular culture figurines workplace and bunkhouse rants philosophical social-status musings and inner journeys exploring kinetic consciousness hurled tropes status games lawn furniture suburban madness a politique of gnashing panache. You can read this book forward backward in parallel tracks; ride along its precarious arching span a skyway over an ocean of fonts typefaces and searing dialogic. Built on a life of experimentation Meirose's art is bold and inspiring breaking with the proscenium stage of one-way transmissions a bungee jump into polyphonic vectors of rage a biting satirical dream walking - Robert Frede Kenter author of Father Tectonic (EthelZine Press 2025).</p><p>Envision a community facing economic ruin. Follow the remaining residents' day-to-day struggles. Lay this out in plain solid prose. Now; peel back layer after layer exposing the entrails. Massage the inner and the outer levels into one smooth flow. Game 5 now lies before you. Relax and enjoy-Tom Ball writer and chief editor (fleasonthedog)</p>