The Last Generation

Do you see what I see?... Substantive-unique-difficult work seeking that 1-2% able to comprehend such complexities as THE LAST GENERATION presents.

An exceedingly simplistic description to an extremely complex work, but, hey, hunger necessitates that I present a refection upon your plate. So, with that expectation for those idealistic childhood years to proceed forth in the same Manor, Seth's path was altered by a bullet (of mental health) so forceful, that Mother was pressed to deliver Seth to a facility that will eventually extract the innocence of who he was, and can no longer be.
- While at Epidaurus, Seth will become entangled to those residents (of multifarious peculiarities) with far more diverse bullets impeding their transitions into maturity than his own. Yet, they'll assist Seth in that metamorphosis to whom he shall ultimately become, and what he must compose those reflections from that perspective of a suspended snowflake.

Joseph Green is an anomaly with a devout Christian mother and absentee father. Jo (sometimes Joseph, sometimes Joanne, but always Jo), unable to atone for his sins as a homosexual, is renounced by his genetic guardians, and forced onto the streets. His anger will crash-dummy him into a mental facility, where he'll connect with his adoptive brother Seth. Ingratiated into Seth's family, Jo-Jo (one Jo for each gender) can leisure at the Manor. Yet, he's drafted by a community displaced, so that he may trans-send his experiences onto the benefit of those in similar predicaments. Ultimately, Jo-Jo will transform into Giuseppe Verde, the Entertainer.

Rosemary McCormack is a naive schoolgirl, who's allured to a fraternal bacchanalia. After being sexually assaulted by the brotherhood, the Black Death that ensues, inveigles her attempt to abort that trauma, along with the life-force additioned from that encounter. Unsuccessful, with failure tagged to her lapel, Pregnant Mary is transported to Epidaurus, where she'll become adjoined to her siblings, Seth and Jo-Jo.

Seth, Jo-Jo, Pregnant Mary, Pez D Spenser, the Preacher, Peter the Rock, Mad Mike, Ollie Crums; the multifarious peculiarities at Epidaurus. Perhaps, you be peculiar enough? Possibly, you be curious, compassionate enough? Perhaps, possibly, you be participant in this evolution, this evolution to legit lit?

Everything I've presented about THE LAST GENERATION is that it's a demanding and difficult work, requiring commitment, certainly not for everyone. Yet, do not fear this Yeti, as legit lit must always be accepting to a difference of opinion, regardless of the author's intent to sway the reader in a certain direction. Since each of us has our own distinctive identity, we should all interpret a meaning that is in-sync with our unique experiences. Ultimately, THE LAST GENERATION encourages discussions on diversity, and appreciates a variance of thought.