Black Hole Son: One poet's quantum journey to save a lost generation

Black Hole Son tells the tale of one poet's quantum journey to save a lost generation. It's May of 1994. Kurt Cobain has tragically taken his life. Young poet Caesar falls through a time-space portal from a utopian reality into the summer of Gen X discontent. Kurt Cobain is dead and so are the hopes and dreams of Caesar's creative friends Tavi Xandman, Phat Jimmy, Lindy Lovecheeks and Phosphor Essence. Concussed from banging his head on entry, Caesar can't remember much and can't believe how bummed out everyone is. He must rely on his inner sense of self-worth to pull up the nose of their metaphorical Gen X jet before it crashes and burns. Black Hole Son is The Breakfast Club meets The Wizard of Oz. Written in 1997 and thrown in a shoe box, this book literally traveled through time and space to get here.