by Tom Murphy VII, 2nd Edition, December 2005

This is Tom's second novel. It is made of experimental science fiction, rock and roll, and lots of illustrations. In some sense it has a plot about a girl who lives in a very tall building.

Like anything that begins, “Hold on, I’m going to try something,” this document is doomed to spectacular failure. That’s okay. The thesis of this book is, “Why I hate Novels,” and, like any thesis, it is doomed to be a spectacularly verbose, wandering piece of vaguely convincing argument, composed over the course of a few late nights of drunken, caffeine-addled panic, filled with technically correct but irrelevant minutiae, endless currents of footnotes and appendices that nobody—not the author nor his thesis committee—will ever read, that only ever reaches completion by (a) a sort of quantum gravity effect, in which its mere density causes it to anneal into sadly flawed but irrevocable crystal form or (b) time running out.

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