Published by DOstoyevsky Wannabe. "Confrontational, challenging, unmoving, exhausting, complex. An unreconstructed hipster classic" Miniskirt Mag As fractured as its comprehensive index, 'Public Dick Punk '83' is a poetry/alt-lit book in five-parts that mumbles its way through everything from Communism and clever plastic surgery to rare groove and residual religious sentiment via Michelle Williams and Husker Du. Probably the literary sensation of the year for a small percentage of like-minded types, this is a book that redefines itself to cope with the twenty-first century. This isn't a moving memoir nor is it an exhilarating debut. In pop music terms, think The Fall or Guided by Voices recorded on audio tape and played through the poor sound quality of a cheap speaker-dock.