Nobody's Nietzsche: Aphorisms, Viewpoints and Testy Exchanges for an Uncomfortable Epoch

In his twenty-first collection of writings, we find Keith Charles Dovoric all the ways we've come to expect: energized, extravagant, allusive, confrontational, occasionally irascible, and - as always - heterodox. In over 300 pithy aphorisms, barbed observations and social media posts (often paired with heated exchanges), he captures a full range of human activity: from politics and theology to parenthood, the virtues of being a carnivore, and why some band names suck. Taken together with a 'greatest hits' of lyrics that features five new songs and sees his collected total at well over 600; plus, the extended dramatic poem "The Dream of à"; we have less a snapshot than a portrait: of a singular voice, a truly integral artist of autodidactic grit and absolute passion for whichever subject his pen tackles.