Laughter is Inner Jogging

A less than compelling coming of age jaunt about a boy who becomes a man through a collection of his haphazard ramblings. Part essay, part collection of short stories and poems, Laughter is Inner Jogging forces you to listen to the hedonistic patterns of Tenjack's early-to-mid-twenties, as well as his self-loathing tie-ups with himself and his love for the opposite sex. The book includes 149 pages of contextual gobbledygook, thousands of obscure insider references to only-god-knows-what, and 331 selfishly inspired footnotes as a vehicle for the mind-numbing metadiscourse. It's a mess. Quite frankly, it stands a chance at being the worst book ever written. And that's why "you" should read it.