Self-Fixed-Anguish

Neat has decided she's had enough of life, and wants to erase her existence from the universe. You'd think this alone was difficult enough, but when a wacky cult, a living jail, a giant mall, and even more incredible stuff gets involved, it goes from dubious to downright impossible! Can the "Mystocrat," a shadowy near-mythical figure, help her wipe all traces of her life, or is she doomed to wander forever?

This hilarious existential comedy by François Tremblay, his second novel, will appeal to anyone looking for a deft mix of light philosophical satire and heavy themes. Guaranteed to contain at least some incidental dogs, or get your money back.