Son of a Buck: Espee, Too

"Son of a Buck: Espee, Too" begins with a prologue designed to convey and set the tone of the book. The prologue involves two cats arguing philosophically about Shakespeare, Plato, and stagecraft—the thrust of their conversation pertaining to rather ordinary conflicts about how one perceives life playing out in a context of intimations on food. The remainder of the book introduces and follows a middle-aged Deprentis Charles Drain as he attempts to discover and perhaps unravel what he imagin...