Memoirs / Humor
Date Published: August 15, 2025
The Station is an extraordinary true story—an elegy of childhood
alienation, social dysfunction, and psychological terrorism. Narrated by the
foul-mouthed antihero himself, this filthy account will have you washing your
hands with the turn of every page.
After being expelled from middle school, a young boy must find his way through
the struggles of the working class. After not looking very far, he finds
employment at a small gas station in a dangerous part of town. There, beyond
pumping gas, slinging cigarettes, and wrestling with hoboes, he finds himself
working for a man who has a fetish for mayhem. Falling prey to the influences
of his surroundings, laughing hysterically, and cursing as if he invented it,
the boy embarks on a journey into senseless chaos and the macabre. But just as
he becomes confident of his abilities, he’s accused of a crime. And
without support or witnesses to his character, he’s left waiting for his
fate to unfold.
About the Author
The GwaK, author of the writing on the wall—the stall wall that is, an
unfiltered, unrestricted, uncompromising voice of self-preservation. Born a
bastard somewhere in the 1970’s at a high elevation, among a-holes
gaslighting him into their slave fallacies, he’s unleashed himself upon
the page. His work is derived from personal experience, bringing the macabre
into focus with ruthless phraseology leaving his readers with pink eye. With
that, The Station is the first volume in an upcoming series entitled
Resumé of my Discontent. These memoirs of angst, strife, and hilarious
introspection weave the author’s bio leaving no stone unturned and no
wallet untapped.
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