Every Man Must Build a Home

Follow a lover who has an uncanny way with women though each affair burns outto be succeeded by another. Follow a musical group named Fire which threatensto dwi... » 

Follow a lover who has an uncanny way with women though each affair burns outto be succeeded by another. Follow a musical group named Fire which threatensto dwindle the entire universes supply of energy upon each successiveperformance. Follow the trial of a professional arsonist paid by unions totorch homes built by scab labor. Follow all this in a novel ostensibly writtenabout the 1970s though delivering an uncanny resemblance to the paranoia andconfusion permeating the current new millennium. Consisting of part sciencefiction part metafiction and part essay this work threads out a puzzle withthe same humor and biting satire that made L. A. Heberleins storynovelSixteen Reasons Why I Killed Richard M. Nixon so entertaining. See page 24 ofthis catalogue for that work. «