These selected poems, essays, and journals are the raw, unedited, and bloodied works of author Max Andrew Dubinsky as he documented his addiction, his homelessness, his loss of faith, his search for God, and his abandonment of the church and religion as he wandered the streets of America. Many of these stories were originally published on the blog Make It MAD between 2010 and 2012, and have been rereleased in their originality for this special print and digital anthology.

Plagued with insomnia and a killer hangover, William Scott - grocery store clerk and disgraced computer hacker - awakens from an alcohol-induced blackout to discover something horrific has occurred in his sleepy hometown. He drags himself out of bed to face the day, spits out a few bloody teeth, and it's a downward spiral from there. His beloved, Valerie, has just left a panicked series of messages on his phone about evacuating before it's too late. Clumsily investigating what happened while he slept, he discovers it is, in fact, too late, and he's all alone to face an insidious threat lurking in the silence outside.About the AuthorMax Andrew Dubinsky is most likely living in California right now, and is the author of the acclaimed collection of short fiction, We Can't Go Home Again. This is almost his first novel.