"No one loves anyone else just for who they are. In the end we simply
choose to acquaint ourselves with people who make us feel better in some
way, someone who fills a void within us. We are all trapped within the
shell of ourselves. That's how it is, and I don't care if anyone else
disagrees with me because that simply indicates that they are wrong and
I am right. It's all about voids. Voids in the universe. Voids within
ourselves." Mark Karzoso has spent his life distancing himself from
humanity. Drugs, booze, cynicism and venom guide his world view. He's
become unashamedly selfish, misogynistic and hostile. But can anyone's
ego survive the wrong woman and a savage killing? u.v. ray's caustic
novella "Spiral Out" explores the depths of humanity against a 1980s'
British backdrop of crime, drugs and women. It will appeal to fans of
Charles Bukowski, William Burroughs, Hubert Selby Jr. and Eddie Little.
