Meatheads, or How to Diy Without Getting Killed

by Noah Wareness

Overview

A surrealist, post-apocalyptic novel that is Chuck Palhaniuk intersecting with Hunter S. Thompson, Meatheads relates the bizarre, high-octane quest of mind-bent punks navigating the zombie-infested wasteland of San Angeles.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781771483889
Publisher:	ChiZine Publications
Publication date:	08/02/2016
Pages:	300
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

Noah Wareness makes fiction and poetry by hand with scratchy black pens. He does a lot of live storytelling at punk shows. Most of his work comes out first in handmade books he tables at DIY events. He went to school for writing on the West Coast. Meatheads is his first novel. He lives in Toronto with his friends.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Noah Wareness

“Noah Wareness writes with a strange lyricism somewhere south of a ranting Nick Cave and north of the razor wire strung out by William S. Burroughs. And he does it with some sort of hyper stream-of-consciousness and the extracted musk glands of honey-badgers. Wareness is relentless as he dive bombs down on the assigned targets with his massive artillery.”
—Michael Dennis

“[ Real Is the World They Use to Contain Us ] rewrites a children’s classic, the lyrical paragraphs haunt the story, and the poems explore the same stylistic-tonal perspective in diverse forms and scenarios. Many of these poems work with the philosophical end of the horror genre spectrum, playing with bizarre and nightmarish scenarios to 'what if?' the world.”
— Canadian Literature

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