Title: Bizarre, disturbing, funny, and unique
Product review: My edition of this book has praise from both Kathy Acker and Robert Coover on the back, and that's a pretty good indication of the contents: a strange, dreamlike story about a woman and her genitals, which doesn't shy away from knees-together wince-inducingly gory passages or prosodic flights of iconoclastic brilliance. This book isn't for the squeamish, but if you like Acker, Coover, Pynchon, Borges, or the short stories of David Foster Wallace, you'll probably enjoy it. It's definitely a horizon-broadener.
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