Max Zero

Vonnegut's Ghost: (Or "Thanks for the Yip-yips") Max Zero

It's the end of the world. And so it goes. Welcome to Almost, Illinois?the little town that never quite made it big. Electricity appears to be gone forever, and ghosts of famous people, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and a certain counter-cultural author from the Midwest, are appearing around the city. "Vonnegut?s Ghost" is the story of what happens to ordinary people when everyday life turns very strange, and no one knows if it will ever be normal again. Author Max Zero is best known for his outrageous comedy songs, featured on the nationally syndicated radio program The Bob and Tom Show, and included on their comedy albums. He was the writer/artist for a groundbreaking independent comic book, Brain Damage Digest, and has written many insightful articles for newspapers in the Midwest. His unique brand of storytelling is a blend of satire, suspense, and an intriguing view into what it means to be human in the twenty-first century.