In Full Circle!, Vince isn't your typical hero—he's not even a fan of the word “hero.” He's spent most of his life running from responsibility, avoiding answers, and hiding behind a barstool in a dingy corner of the universe. But when life finally catches up with him, it's not in some grand, dramatic way. No, it's in a quiet, offbeat fashion that only he would find bewildering.
This novel doesn’t just break the fourth wall—it smashes it with the kind of dry wit, existential humor, and cosmic absurdity that would make Kurt Vonnegut proud. Think Slaughterhouse-Five meets the modern world, where Vince's reaction to it is the only thing more unpredictable than the universe itself.
Vince’s story is a series of choices—some profound, most not—but each one shifts him from the kind of guy who’d rather throw back another drink than engage with his past to someone who might have to stop running and face whatever's next. Maybe that’s peace. Perhaps it’s chaos. Maybe it’s just the next drink.
With Vonnegut’s signature humor and wit, Full Circle! pulls you into a tale of existential dilemmas, absurd characters, and the struggle to find meaning in a universe that doesn’t care if you’re confused. It’s funny, dark, and has enough twists to leave even the most cynical reader laughing—and thinking.
Dive into a story where the past is never fully gone, the future remains a mystery, and the present is another choice. Because, in the end, that’s all we have. A series of choices, some absurd, some meaningful, and some that might bring us full circle.
In the style of Vonnegut, this is a book about surviving the cosmic joke, laughing at the punchline, and realizing you’re in on it after all. Just don’t expect a happy ending—this one’s far too complicated for that. Or is it?
