Above and below and across dimensions there exists a book beyond the words made up to make up its innnermost composition.
This is not that book.
This is but a novel attempt to confound the mind into stepping out of the way of something far greater than itself.
Which again is not this book.
A tangle of words strung together in every direction can only ever be a pointer to the greatest mystery of existence past the page.
Now that's starting to sound like this book.
A hodgepodge of mishmash that spins a web of brilliant nonsense until it flips itself upside-down and spills out the tea leaves of his rebrewed coffee cup. He of course has even less idea what he's talking about than you do, which is why I'm here, so take it from me, you're gonna love this thing.

"Amazing! A meta-nonfictional self-awareness run amok with twist after twist of twisted inside-outness. Thought provoking, inspiring, full of engaging characters doing interesting things, a good primer on the positive side of chosen homelessness and pop up community, direct action protest and disaster relief, alternative building methods, reservation life, vagabond cuisine and tons of sincerely comedic banter. A spiritual manifesto as the author uses dialog to wax philosophically while clever wordplay and lyrical phrasing polishes the prose."

"I can't seem to put my review into words because these words are so far beyond the way language is normally used. My favorite quality of philosophy is the ah-ha moment when something has been put into words that I've always felt and known as truth. The author's writing philosophy in a way I've never read it before, in a way it's never been told that I know of."

"When I was a kid, I read to escape 'reality.' The way I was being taught to understand the world left me feeling overwhelmed, so I would delve into the fantasy worlds of the books and become completely absorbed into the lives of the characters as I attempted to forget my own. This book on the other hand... This book helps you to remember. Remember the true nature of life, remember your own true nature. Remember your power and your inherent connection to this awe-inducing world. Remember what it means to truly be free."

"I liked it."