Jenny in Corona

Tyrone-the part-aesthete, part-meathead narrator of Stuart Ross's hilarious debut-has a problem. Several problems, in fact: a girlfriend who never stops sleeping with other guys, an obsessive side relationship of his own with a woman who happens to be his boss, an inability to juggle the various types of guilt (Catholic, Jewish, white) that cycle about in his head. Plus, there's the deceased mother, the pill-popping father (who does at least share the good ones), the friendly Satanist death metal guitarist who lives in his father's attic and shreds into the wee morning hours, and the poorly-performing coworker who's obsessed with the 200 lost movies that Robert De Niro may or may not have filmed between 1974 and 1976. Follow Tyrone as he muddles through the entertaining dysfunction of twentysomething life-a cavalcade of good sex and bad drugs, obsessions about race and one's place in the global economy, and the relative merits of Antonini and Superman II.

Author: Stuart Ross

Publisher: Tortoise Books

Publication Date: Sep 10, 2019

Number of Pages: 222 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1948954060

ISBN-13: 9781948954068