Headless

""Headless" is fearless, fun, and sometimes filthy . . . an alphabet soup of -delight in language. Eat up."--Alice Sebold

"Brilliant. Wildly inventive, profane, and hilarious."--Bret Easton Ellis

The author of the acclaimed cult classic "Dear Dead Person" ("refreshing, nauseating, hilarious"--"Kirkus") returns with this long-awaited collection of brilliantly written and outrageously imaginative short stories.

Benjamin Weissman is the author of "Dear Dead Person" (High Risk/Serpent's Tail, 1995). He is a contributing editor to "Bomb Magazine" and writes regularly for the contemporary art magazines "Parkett "and "Artforum." A painter and a professor at Art Center College of Design and Otis College of the Arts, he now lives in Los Angeles.