Gabby Schulz

The author gets sick and spends fifteen days enduring bloody diarrhea then turns the experience into this book, a sort of bloody diarrhea of the mind. Chock full of the existential questions that are brought on by a near-death experience or midlife crisis, SICK isn't bad but is certainly relentlessly negative and maybe even pointless as the author himself admits near the end: "Maybe I've failed at explaining myself. Maybe there are no words to describe what no one wants to hear. And if you do understand me ... how does that help us?"… (altro)