Overview
The cult-classic novella of urban isolation, minimum wage, and the absurdity of just existing.
It feels like practice.
A nameless narrator wanders through the freezing, gray sludge of a Chicago winter. He has no money, no ambition, and a brain that refuses to stop hyper-analyzing every awkward, humiliating, and beautiful micro-interaction of daily life.Person is a masterpiece of modern underground literature. It strips away the plot-driven fluff of traditional publishing to deliver a raw, hilarious, and deeply unnerving look at working-class survival. It is the sound of someone laughing while freezing to death on the CTA Red Line.
Why this book endures:
Unfiltered Realism: A hyper-accurate portrayal of menial labor, roommate friction, and the bizarre strangers you meet in the city.
Manic, Deadpan Humor: Fast, sharp internal monologues that bounce between severe anxiety and effortless comedy.
The Alt-Lit Gold Standard: A defining work of minimalist, transgressive fiction.
Perfect for fans of: Charles Bukowski, Vice Magazine, and Denis Johnson.
"Pink's work is brutally honest, funny, and uniquely his own."
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798466517088
- ISBN-10: 9798466517088
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: August 2021
- Dimensions: 8 x 5.25 x 0.32 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.33 pounds
- Page Count: 136
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