You see him at the liquor store.
You see him at the bus stop, trying to look at you without being seen. Who is he? He is a person.
In Sam Pink’s debut novel “Person,” a person walks around Chicago contemplating the possibility of starving to death on purpose. He has sex with his neighbor. He goes out to look for a job but just buys little plastic dogs from homeless people instead.
Who is the person? The person is you.
★★★★
‘Hilarious and gritty. The book is short. The sentences are really short. The entertainment is constant. Definitely something to read.’ Chem Davi
‘The plain truth is that this is a really, really good book.’ Jason Armstrong
‘It made me laugh and my hair stand on end.’ Stephen Tully Dierks
ISBN 9781936383184 / 90 pages / 80 minutes of everyday reading pleasure