Some Things Are Better Left Unplugged
"If H.R. Giger wrote stories instead of painting pictures, if he read Lewis Carrol and found himself equally influenced by Terry Gilliam's Brazil, he might well have written something like Vincent W. Sakowski's Some Things Are Better Left Unplugged, a work that is similarly aloof, Wonderland-like, and given to satiric social commentary." -SF READER"An ambitious novel, dense with layers of meaning and rife with irony. Sakowski has a gift for illustrating the absurd." -THE DREAM PEOPLE"Full of images and situations that stretch the imagination" -PEEP SHOW