Chronic Eros

N. Nosirrah is a writer and philosopher who asks his readers to question their existence, God’s existence, and in particular, Nosirrah’s existence. He has said that those who understand his writings have no need to meet him, those who do not, also have no reason to meet him, and those who need to meet him have no need to read his writings.He resides in a vast but discontinuous universe where he writes fascinating cryptic novellas for a small, rabid following of readers old enough to know better but unable to help themselves or anyone else.A renowned mystic, Nosirrah claimed he was a student of the ancient arts of the Kama Sutra as practiced at the Erotic Temples of Khajuraho, where he flunked out based on lack of personal hygiene, but not before studying material on the Ben-Rydding Gymnastics System as well as Judo Grappling Techniques, all of which merged in Nosirrah’s undivided consciousness, creating what many have called the deepest understanding of the Erotic that humankind has ever known. Nosirrah maintained that his command of Eros and his resulting overwhelming magnetism was sourced in his non-existence.He is considered by his followers as perhaps the most notable writer and speaker of the past century on the Way of the Mystic, while his critics insist that the man is functionally illiterate, a fraud and possibly a lunatic. Nosirrah himself maintains that since neither he, his fans, nor his critics exist, he is therefore in an unknowable state beyond any form of praise or critique.N. Nosirrah is the author of four other books: God Is an Atheist, Practical Obsession, Nothing from Nothing, and 2013: How to Profit from the Prophets in the Coming End of the World.

"This is a short book, but not a fast read because it will challenge your normal ways of thinking. Nosirrah is obviously an alter ego of some kind, sometimes humorous, sometimes telling an old story and turning it upside down or inside out. He writes about heartbreak, relationship and emptiness. And, when he gets deep, it's depth all the way down. On emptiness: 'Empty space can be displaced momentarily, but it is never filled, and as it turns out, it is all empty, especially the things we do to fill the emptiness'.Nossirah will take you on a wild ride, disabuse you of your constructions, but leave you strangely satisfied." – Dawn Kimble