Hey Boy

Beware he who is the protagonist of this tale of the fact of fiction and the fiction of fact and whom will be known and perhaps or perhaps not remembered as a and followed through his and everyone else’s empty experiences in this place most call the world and in which such empty experiences will include imposed existence and also of course youth and beauty and sex and money and substances and pop music and destruction and self destruction and obsession and annihilation and expensive clothes and jewelry and mc mansions and power and powerlessness and rape and blood and p**s and s**t and glorious death and necrophilia and cannibalism and torture and sadism and masochism and self important wannabe artists and other such diversions devised to try to mask the meaninglessness all battling to be either true or less true. A novel in a single sentence.

Author Biography

A. W. W. Bremont is a member of generation Y and has written and published film criticism and analysis and Hey Boy is his first novel.