Kevin L. Donihe writes bizarro and surreal fiction built around impossible domestic situations, warped romance and deadpan absurdity. House of Houses centres on a man whose romantic attachment is directed towards a house, turning architecture, desire and domestic life into a strange emotional premise rather than a conventional love story. Other works push similarly simple ideas into increasingly distorted worlds where objects, bodies and social rules stop behaving normally. Donihe's writing is concise and deliberately odd, often treating the absurd with complete seriousness. Readers browsing bizarro fiction, surreal comedy and experimental small-press novels are the closest match. Read more Less
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