A review by prcizmadia
The Gospel of Anarchy by Justin Taylor

2.0

Guy becomes disillusioned with his corporate day-to-day life and embraces a punk commune, one that acts out in all the predictable ways. Is swallowed whole by the delusions of a self-created creed. Encounters stereotypes of all stripe. Yawn. Nothing new here, and I know it's not about the 'what' but the 'how,' but I found the 'how' lacking. I don't know what I found more jarring: the shift in voice and language, the utter wooden-ness of the characters, the self-indulgent pornographic scenes, or just the jaggedness of the plot. Can't be too mad, I only spent 3 commutes on this, so nothing of value was lost.