Jay Spencer Green

Rabelaisian, Experimental, Inventive, and Fun, the novels of Jay Spencer Green are like Goya's Black Paintings in literary form, the kind of enjoyment you get looking into somebody else's abyss to avoid looking into your own.

Comparisons have been made with Kurt Vonnegut, J. G. Ballard, Angela Carter, and Joseph Heller, none of them favourable.