Kissing Number

<p>Shred Wallace's <i>Oblivion</i> Pynchon's <i>V</i> Leyner's <i>Sugar Frosted Nutsack*</i> and Ou��ednik's <i>Instant Propice</i>. Gather in a 2 Gallon Ziploc�� Brand Freezer Bag. Shake half-bake. And here's this subtly crusted bilingual English/French-Canadian novel entitled <i>Kissing Number</i>.</p><p>Keywords? Sure! Pseudo-thermodynamics. Limerence. High finance as an art form. Cuban cattlehead refrigerators. </p><p>Why you the well-advised polymath reader ought to spend hard-earned money on this book on the sole basis of self-proclaimed cross-references and a few keywords is beyond reason. To tell you the truth you're currently holding a pure akratic object in your hands yet <i>reasonably</i> priced at single-digit dollars and 99 cents. </p><p>Good luck with that one. </p><p>* This novel by Leyner isn't yet published as I go to press the influence here being non-causal making the two books <i>entangled</i> in a quantum mechanical sense. Can't wait to see how <i>The Sugar Frosted Nutsack</i> turns out as it will instantly determine the opposite content of KN. Exciting!!! </p><p>Later note: Leyner's book just came out a minute ago. Pure genius. Well so much for <i>this</i> book! Put it back on the shelf now. </p>