Those Who Seek No One

A RIVETING, BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT A WEEKLY SINGLES DANCE. WHO NEEDS DATING ADVICE when you have outrageous characters like "Dance Yard Bullies," stalkers named "Rail People," and barflies called a "A Trio of Nerds" who will teach you to NEVER TAKE DATING SERIOUSLY AGAIN!The parade continues. Then, there's this divorced thirty-something named Raitch who seems to get it. She survives her first singles dance, makes a few friends, and they all become regulars at Club Ménage, where the event is held. THEN, SUDDENLY, a pair of visiting, self-helpy guru types leads Raitch and her group directly into the radar of American Sinister Grid, an organization that threatens the safety of the nine single clubbers involved. Who will survive to answer the question IS IT POSSIBLE TO STAY SINGLE AND BE HAPPY?A groundbreaking work, Those Who Seek No One is a scathing critique of everything from dating doctors to the future of global currency, and was written in a style that can best be described as a kind of distracted, "Let's text and drive" postmodernism. Ultimately, this novel is a celebration of the persistence of the human spirit in it's quest to find happiness regardless of inner relationship conflicts.