Status Updates From Zar Adam

I saw a lot of reviews that criticize this book for being nonsensical or having bad writing or glaring plot holes, but I think they might be misunderstanding the point. I see the deeper philosophical argument the author is trying to make (but maybe I’m being pretentious and reading too much into things, as I tend to do). Whatever, it’s making me think about it even when I’m not reading, which is a good sign.

Entertained so far

In first becoming the dice man, my audience was changed from my peers in psychiatry to Blake, Nietzsche, Lao-Tzu. My goal was to destroy all sense of an audience: to become without values, evaluators, without desires: to be inhuman, all-inclusive, God. In moving the dice man into sexual research, however, what I aspired to was a piece of ass.