Roger W Sakowski

From an Otherwise Comfortable Room Roger W Sakowski

From an Otherwise Comfortable Room is an eccentric, thought-provoking novel. Through a series of tightly integrated vignettes that form the monologue, the reader is privy to William Homer Omkowski's insanely disorder life and equally disordered thoughts. Ironically these ingredients combine to create a stew of profound ideas. His journey is erratic, brutally honest, and at times heartbreaking. His pickled in humor mental Big Bang unravels as something akin to Alice in Wonderland combined with the Naked Lunch. The story revolves around a party and the accidental suicide of William's friend which unfolds in torrent of images, connections with myths, legends, philosophical conundrums, and historical truths. In the end, he is certain that nothing, absolutely nothing, is certain.