Title: Invisible Man for the New Century
Product review: What Sherman Alexie did for the res Indians in "Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heavan," Nesbitt does for his disaffected mullato ekeing out a marginalized existence in the Great White North...Nesbitt with prose that reads like a shttered mirror..one thousand shards of truth scattered on the hard boiled floor of a junkyard, strip club, playground world...Nesbitt is part poet, part badass Chester Himes, part howling Invisble Man...ie..the real deal...he reads like Evader Holyfield fights, a brawling style that sucks you in...While some think that his stories lack plot I would say that the highspeed existence of the modern age is a blur and Nesbitt captures it in rare fragments, diamond like moments...it is fiction for a new century...
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