The Spinal Cord Perception

There is something that makes David Rivers, a cynical and apathetic twenty-four year old substitute teacher, very different. It could be the depression or the hallucinations, or it could be the little black creature that crawls in his window at night. Whatever the case, it is becoming a problem.

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The debut novel from Joshua S. Porter is a dark, comic and moving story of self-realization in a contemporary moral free zone.

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