POP

<p>Tex and Kurt are burned out by modern life and creative failure but then again who isn't? When the two friends connect after Kurt takes a soul-numbing job at a massive pop culture toy company their reunion sparks a chaotic plan to push back against a culture of consumerism that leads them on an absurd nightmare of rebellion infighting self-doubt fandom corporate success and terrorism. Equal parts Fight Club and Sideways Pop! explores friendship authenticity desperation and the collapse of art in a world dominated by nostalgia branding and three and a half star reviews. Here's hoping they find some personal growth before the end?</p><p></p><p>A hilarious metatextual romp that manages to be both scathingly critical and heart-warmingly honest about what it means to consume what it means to create what it means to be. In a world that often feels like stiff dead-eyed plastic this work actually has something to say.</p><p><strong>­-Riley August <em>The Last Gifts of the Universe</em></strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>I honestly didn't know what the fuck was going on but I loved it. I read it again and I still didn't know what the fuck was going on maybe even less so but I loved it more. So will you. Read it. It's unlike anything out there.</p><p><strong>-Mike Sacks <em>Stinker Lets Loose This is How We Love: The Foto-Novel Slouchers</em></strong></p><p></p><p>I inhaled POP! A very funny indictment of pop culture...Unexpectedly poignant. </p><p><strong>-Bobby Miller <em>Situation Nowhere</em></strong></p><p></p><p>This book is great if you know how to read. The best INSERT COVER PRICE I've ever spent (authors note: they sent it to me for free but still I read it and it was very good)! </p><p><strong>-Sam Tallent <em>Running the Light</em></strong></p>