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I Am Going To Clone Myself Then Kill The Clone And Eat It (2009)

by Sam Pink(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Paper Hero Press

review 1: Sam Pink's writing makes me feel alien and human simultaneously, over-complicated and then simmered down and poured into the mold one of Pink's observant blurbs. For me, Sam Pink's style encapsulates the dynamic, contradictory nature of man-- the burdening desire for purpose and intimacy wrapped in the innumerable, frivolous details that populate daily life. This book is filled with many sentiments you will share and many more that you won't, but will collectively reminds readers that life's real show is the amusing chaos behind the mind's curtain (to which Sam gives us many candid looks).
review 2: I love this book for this reason: the way Pink can describe that indescribable feeling. The first time I read this work, I thought I was missing the point. It seeme... mored like a jumbled mess, but maybe that is the whole point. Through Pink's scrambled thoughts, you can feel and relate to his depression and his belief that he will never be happy or make others happy... things you already feel, but feel alone in. I am not saying the point of his work is to make you feel less alone in your sadness, because it is not. I believe this work doesn't have a hidden meaning. The point of this work is much more selfish. It's just him trying to explain to himself how he feels. And if it helps others voice their feelings along the way, that's a bonus. Moral of the story: if you like weird, sad, beautiful, funny, confusing poetry by possibly schizophrenic authors.... buy this immediately.I loved it. less

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