This novel follows the life of a successful Wall Street bond trader who, after a wrong turn in the Bronx, finds his life spiraling out of control. After a hit-and-run accident in a predominantly black neighborhood, he becomes the target of a political witch hunt, exacerbating racial tensions in the city. As the protagonist's world unravels, the story provides a satirical commentary on 1980s New York City, exploring themes of racism, classism, politics, and greed.

A Miami loan shark travels to Los Angeles to collect a debt from a low-budget movie producer, only to get entangled in the Hollywood scene. Through a series of events, he ends up pitching a movie idea based on his own life as a mobster. This comedic crime novel explores the similarities between the film industry and organized crime, while offering a satirical look at the behind-the-scenes workings of Hollywood.

In this darkly comedic novel, readers are plunged into the chaos of Florida's tourist season, where a motley crew of characters, including unorthodox journalists and eccentric locals, find themselves entangled with a radical group intent on sabotaging the state's booming tourism industry. As bizarre incidents unfold, from alligator attacks to the kidnapping of a beloved local figure, the narrative weaves a satirical tale that explores the environmental and cultural impact of unchecked tourism. Through sharp wit and a gripping plot, the novel delivers a compelling critique of exploitation and corruption, all while entertaining with its absurdity and vivid portrayal of Florida's wild side.

"Hogg" is a highly controversial and graphic novel that delves into the darkest corners of human depravity. Set in an unnamed American city, the story is narrated by an eleven-year-old boy who becomes the accomplice of a professional rapist and serial killer known as Hogg. The narrative explores themes of violence, sexual deviancy, and moral boundaries, testing the limits of what literature can express about the human condition.