Tom Orrow

Nangua: in Memory of Dickhead Tom Orrow

An exercise in multiple facets of split personalities in the gentle form of story telling for a diary. Insightful with a few twists. Simple yet complex that will not let aside indifference. Reflecting but humorous, sharp and sensitive, pathetic and dramatic. A comedy on human ideology, ideality and personal values. Not to be taken too lightly. An easy but slow reading to appreciate the intricacy and, for the astute reader with a detective inquisitiveness, not a mean way to come to detection. A mirror of the sort - the act of self-destruction - a search - a simple love story.