Moiret Allegiere

Howling at a Slutwalk Moon Moiret Allegiere

We live in an age of conformity. An age where any voices countering the popular political and/or societal narrative are hastily un-personed. Within the pages of this book, a slew of popular political and/or societal narratives are challenged, assaulted and occasionally lampooned. "Moiret Allegiere is Steinbeck and a dose of red pills. Like the masterful novelist, he ushers us into the true world of men, the one hiding behind the common façade of social convenience and denial. He guides us, sometimes gently, sometimes not, into the belly of man's despair and to the apogee of his dreams; dreams realized, and dreams shattered. More important than the skillful execution of his craft, or perhaps because of it, he makes us care. In a world where compassion for men is typically received with contempt and scorn, he enables us, no, forces us, to care, and to mourn for what we've lost in the world of men. In this light his writing, like all great writing, takes us to a place of healing." - Paul Elam "Damn good writing. Damn good!" - Tom Golden