The Day Philosophy Dies
"No European who has tasted savage life can afterwards bear to live in our societies."Benjamin Franklin"With a stunningly unique voice, Casey Maddox takes us on a crazy, intense odyssey of discovery. A trip to forbidden realms with everything at stake. The Day Philosophy Dies is a novel that goes to the heart of the ongoing disaster that is society today."John Zerzan, author of Future Primitive, Elements of Refusal, and Running on Emptiness."Savage? Unrelenting? I prefer honest and essential. The Day Philosophy Dies is one of the few novels to confront the apocalypse our civilization is wreaking upon this planet and admit "We’re fucked," then make you want to do something about it. This book makes you wonder how almost every other author you have ever read goes to sleep at night."Jeremy Smith, editor The Ecologist"This is a brilliantly crafted novel. The labyrinthine plot is at times scathing, horrifying, sexually arousing, profoundly hilarious and uncomfortably (er, for me) violent— sometimes all in the same paragraph. The Day Philosophy Dies is crucial reading for anyone who gives a flying fuck about the plausibility of their own humanity."Inga Muscio, author of Cunt