Attributes

Michael Mc Aloran's "Attributes" is an aphoristical study of the mechanics of morality and being. Its cold realism births succint insights into death, decay, the slow obliteration of self, nothingness, and the butchery of the "endless night." Illusions are stripped bare like bared teeth, the glint of which being of the constant eye of death, unblinking, unemotive. This is a kaleidoscopic book, that will pierce the psyche and arrest the reader into a more essential awareness, a consciousness of impending absence, and the futility therein.