Title: Absurdly Real
Product review: I don't know how he did it. Well, I do know how he did it. I just finished reading it, but I'm still amazed. Tony Vigorito has crafted a beautiful novel with what seems like it should be an utterly absurd premise, but which has hauntingly familiar overtones to possibilities in the real world. I recommend this book if you enjoy any or all of the above: wild theories, spirited rants, wordplay, a compelling story, a humble protagonist, that beautiful feeling of sharing something with someone you've never met when you catch a glimpse of their true art.
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