High on teenage rebellion and Thunderbird wine, the Hogs of Entropy (HOE) released over 1,000 text files -- an electronic version of paper zines -- and inadvertently proved that the brain capacity of the average American teenager is on par with Neanderthal man. To a soundtrack of Guns 'n' Roses, Wu Tang Clan and The Misfits, prime conspirator Jarett Kobek practiced a shamanistic exorcism of American culture. In this book, Kobek attempts a tripped-out transformation of his adolescent texts. Outsourcing all critical meditation to an Asian essay farm and interweaving this work-for-hire meta-text alongside editorial dialogue and excerpts from the original, he reloads and jacks up his anti-authorial intent for a newer, even stupider millennium.
High on teenage rebellion and Thunderbird wine, the Hogs of Entropy (HOE) released over 1,000 text files -- an electronic version of paper zines -- and inadvertently proved that the brain capacity of the average American tee...
