Gorb in the Schizocratic Linguiverse

A 21st-century sampling of delicious madnesses, Gorb in the Schizocratic Linguiverse is an intertextually self-aware experiment in alternative modes of narration, and a mostpostmodern reimagining of Alice in Wonderland, with text by J. Martin Strangeweather and illustrations by Barbie Godoy. It also has aliens and cult leaders and other weird stuff.

A conversation with the ineffable, Gorb in the Schizocratic Linguiverse is the literary equivalent of a psychotropic drug. Follow Gorb the Floovian down the rabbit hole of various minds in an attempt to understand a race of aliens who are as alien to one another as they are to the rest of the omniverse, with text by J. Martin Strangeweather and illustrations by Barbie Godoy. This novel may impair your ability to navigate reality. Reader discretion is advised.

J. Martin Strangeweather graduated from U.C. Irvine's MFA program in English and fiction, earning additional degrees in philosophy and art history. He has traveled extensively throughout the world in pursuit of knowledge. A part-time Diogenes and professional starving artist, he currently resides in a historic Southern Californian art colony where he teaches ornithologists how to sing the language of the birds.