Rock and Roll Rest Home

One of the most bizarre volumes of humor you are likely to encounter, for its sheer oddity, literary voice, and complexity. Six stories feature Nikita Khushchev and volatile rock star Max Turpentine; a taciturn Celestial Spy who defeats exploration of distant galaxies; two officials that attempt to liberate Uncle Joe from an asylum; a shy paper salesman from Poughkeepsie caught with flounder cuts; the author's prayer for serenity after a Dutchman bakes a souffle; and an action adventure romp that ends in a basement with special furniture. Adult content. Really, there ought to be a law against reckless reading and writing. Wolf DeVoon is better known as a constitutional lawyer and author of sci-fi dramas with cop heroes and heroines. He annoys people at Objectivist Living dot com, recently completed a book of memoirs, and is currently residing far from his usual haunts in Elko and Parachute. He might be on Facebook or reading back issues of Zero Hedge. In the prime of his life, DeVoon worked in show business and has the scars to prove it. He started writing satire in 1970.