The Evening Star
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It’s 9:57 PM and I drive to Ashley’s house, which I somehow remember the address to, to see if she would like to do something. There’s no answer at the door and I think about climbing in through the window, but I see a Mexican walking down the street and I decide not to, before driving to Laura’s house where I find her passed out in her yard with an empty bottle of vodka by her head and a needle still in her arm, so I carry her to my car and drive out of the city into the woods nearby and leave her among a thicket, then drive home and spend the night listening to “Lost Cause,” by Harlequin Jones, laughing hysterically, and reading a book called Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders.
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In the specious fiction of the affluential American city of Leutha, Alex, a late teenager caught in the throws of narcissism, hiding behind the pale visage of the mirror, burying his own self derelicts in the wealth of his family, the flash of his persona, and designer lifestyle, slowly falling into the madness of his own mental state, burying those around him in the surpluss of apathy of his mind.
About the Author
Born in L.A. Alexandros Dhavernas found some solace in the soft madness bursting from the matrix of words spewing out form the dull persona of humanity, attempting to pull back the mask of commonplace insanity firing satirical shots through life's banality shining light on hidden alleys in the blank catacombs of the mind.