La Salle (1916)

A literary work of pure, raw humanity baked inside the mind of a writer of eclectic linguistic genius. In this book of prose, short stories, and delicious twists of irony and wicked humor, Selene transports you from the gutter of hip-hop rhythms wound around the hips of mythological monsters transposed into human skin stalking the modern world with switchblade beauty, to the final bow of a world dying to its own applause as at the end Eden is shaken up and stirred on the belly of humankind. Unique in its visual power, electric in its verbal compositions, devastating in its capacity to relate the human condition, a literary gem of mythic proportions breathes between every page.