Fizz: A Neurodivergent Tragicomedy

by Paul A. Toth

As Ray Pulaski goes cross country on a journey to discover and 'fix what's wrong with me.' This is the tale of Ray Pulaski, dumbfounded and founded dumb...or is he? Fizz is a fun, fun read folks. Toth shows how cruel we can be without even trying. A compelling read that doesn't let anyone off the hook. ~ Charlie Stella, author of Charlie Opera, Shakedown, Cheapskates, and many more. Paul A. Toth's first novel can be summed up in two Read it. A combination of Fight Club and The Adventures of Don Quixote, Toth's venture into the cold and funny streets of one man's hell is also a savage satire of society's hell-bent fascination with fame and the destruction of those we put on a pedestal. ~ Felicia C. Sullivan, author of The Sky Isn't Visible from Scenes from a Life

380 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 1, 2013

About the author

Paul A. Toth's next major work, Airplane Novel, will prove to be THE 9/11 novel and is now available from Amazon and other retailers. See http://www.airplanenovel.com for more info, media and ordering links. Toth's first three published novels form a nonlinear trilogy consisting of Fizz, Fishnet and Finale.