Contents
- Little Enid
- Title Story
- Art School Confidential
- Cool Your Jets
- Ectomorph
- The Truth
- Ink Studs
- The Stroll
- Devil Doll?
- Needledick the Bugfucker
- Feldman
- I Hate You Deeply
- Zubrick and Pogeybait
- Frankie and Johnnie
- Marooned on a Desert Island with the People from the Subway
- Just Another Day
- Hippypants and Peace Bear
- Zubrick
- Chicago
- Why I Hate Christians
- Pogeybait
- On Sports
- Sexual Frustration
- The Operator
- A Message to the People of the Future
- The Happy Fisherman
- Give it Up!
- Grist for the Mill
- Ugly Girls
- Curtain of Sanity
- Playful Obsession
- Squirrel Girl and Candypants
- Paranoid
- I Love You Tenderly
- The Party
- The Sensual Santa
- My Suicide
- Eightball
- Man-Child
- Wallace Wood
- Tits
- Tom Pudd
- Grip Glutz and Shamrock Squid
- You
- About the Author
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