to school cancellations, from aptitude assessments to full-time working man, until he's finally free to be his dirty self. There's living with the pregnant woman that inevitably fails, an intro to law enforcement followed by the banking system, and Non blasts into 1981 just in time for his supervisor to blow away his wife and then himself. Throughout it all that little blond girl, Desiree, disappears and re-appears like a mirage. Oh, yeah, there's the reference to the Iran hostages. "So what." Welcome to the seventies, now creeping creepily into the eighties. Book 2, Moving, includes a trip to a San Diego gay bar, driving into a ditch in front of a state trooper resulting in just a warning (don't try this on the road), the women from a retail store presented like a pictorial, a reaction to John Lennon's death, and work at an airplane manufacturer. As the man with no description bumps along he slowly garners attention, an unwanted development for a man who prefers obscurity. There's a familiarity in the invisible, and Moving is delivered with all the self-effacing wit and charm of one desperately treading water in an ever-growing cesspool, perhaps one of his own making. Warning! Contains Adult Content and Extremely Graphic Sexual Language

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