Black Hole

Chuck is addicted to drugs too new for a nameweird, experimental drugs that mangle the fabric of his reality. The solution to all his drug problems are more drugs, each one more chaotic than the last. He still shows up to work (most of the time) for his job raising dwarf whales to sell to the tech geeks of San Francisco, but he’s wearing out his welcome. In the party scene, he’s committed the ultimate crime of ageing. But there’s no way off this hallucinatory hamster wheel.

When a new substance called Black Hole shows up on the streets, it offers a promise unlike any other: this drug never runs out. It works, for a while. When he wakes up from a blackout as a suspect in the murder of his boss, he needs time to sort out what happened. The bad news: time no longer seems to be in chronological order.

Bucky Sinister is a poet, self-help author, and comedian. He has published four books of poetry and two self-help books, includingGet Up: A 12-Step Guide to Recovery for Misfists, Freaks, and Weirdos. His journalism, film reviews, and short stories have appeared onThe Rumpus, The Bold Italic, and a number of other online and print publications. You can also spot him in the recently released Willow Creek, a film by Bobcat Goldthwait.