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A man will be imprisoned in a room with a door that's unlocked and opens inwards; as long as it does not occur to him to pull rather than push.—Ludwig Wittgenstein |
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No Viable Options by Craig Grimes — February 2012 —
No Viable Options is a mystery. It is about love, book fetishism, charities, dicey moral decisions, drugs, hope, hookers, insomnia, solitaire, poverty, being poor, exploiting the poor, gambling, horse racing, old skeletons, the left, power, politics, liars and pretension to name but a few things. It is told using various points of view, dreams, songs, lists, essays, story ideas and assorted other scraps. No Viable Options is not about affirming the human spirit, playing fair, respecting iconic writers, providing a model for youth, careerism or name-dropping. |