Plato's Guardian: A Novel

The author tasked me, as his editor, to come up with an accurate description of , and I must say, I am at a loss. It's a kind of fictional memoir of a parole officer in a wholly corrupt, fictional county, I guess. There's some type of plot. I don't really know. What I do know is that you'd better have both a really strong stomach and a high tolerance for really dark humor, if you're going to try to read it. And I mean really dark, like, pitch black. Seriously, there's a joke in here about a dead baby. I found a lot of it both highly offensive and disgusting. Honestly, there's a good bit of time where he talks about such scatological topics as , political corruption, , referential humor, , explicit sex acts, , and . So, if you like to either read about, or understand those things, this book is for you. Quite frankly, this author scares me a little.