The Cult In My Garage - by Duncan Birmingham (Paperback)

About the Book

An office worker hopes a new drug will remedy her toxic personal life ... A food blogger moonlights as a detective to give meaning to his gluttony ... A rehabbed addict proselytizes with an increasingly bizarre methodology ... Lovesick strangers try to heal through a dating app that promises a unique form of catharsis ... A quarantined man starts having vivid dreams he's convinced aren't his own ... At a party where everyone's "somebody" the crowd grows feverishly reverential of one guest's anonymity.

Book Synopsis

An office worker hopes a new drug will remedy her toxic personal life... A food blogger moonlights as a detective to give meaning to his gluttony... A rehabbed addict proselytizes with an increasingly bizarre methodology... Lovesick strangers try to heal through a dating app that promises a unique form of catharsis... A quarantined man starts having vivid dreams he's convinced aren't his own... At a party where everyone's "somebody" the crowd grows feverishly reverential of one guest's anonymity...

In the prescient world of 'The Cult in My Garage', the characters are desperate for meaning and hungry for connection. Time and again, their attempts at betterment snowball into disaster or backfire spectacularly. And yet they still find ways to dust themselves off and salvage meaning.