Contemplating the End of Insomnia while inside a Postmodern Mausoleum

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Jonathan S Baker & Tim Heerdink have co-authored this ironic treasure Contemplating the End of Insomnia while inside a Postmodern Mausoleum, inspired by the Charlie Newman poem which humorously examines the subject of writers’ blocks. The speaker in Newman’s poem laments, I’m constructing a postmodern mausoleum of wordlessness, but Jonathan and Tim never fail to find the words - for them, words are an effortless specialty. This book arises from the juxtaposition of psychological and physical landscapes which will make you reconsider the concept of sleep as better rejuvenation than a few more pages.