"Self-extermination. Sounds Like a Plan", a novella. So, you've decided to journey back through time and kill every single reincarnation of yourself that has ever been, in an attempt to prevent yourself from ever having been born. What could possibly go wrong? The book also includes "Give Me a Burger and Hold the Fries", a story where the main character is engaged in an epic battle, squaring off against an eight foot tall, homicidal potato. Things may get a little strange. There is also an extremely short play, "Brain Circus", which is a representation of the absurdities of the medical system attempting to decipher neurological abnormalities. There are then three essays regarding the ludicrous words and actions of Donald Trump's presidential run. Following this is the story, "The Adventures of Man-Man, Defender of Man. Episode 1: The Battle Against the Evil Tree". It is the first story involving the legendary superhero Man-Man. The book concludes with "Soliloquy to My Soul", which in terms of classification of what it is, I do believe it would fall under the label of Other.