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As an poet who blends subject matter beside universal critique, I was fascinated in Jones' prototypal work of literary composition (he has backhand every 25 building complex of prose.)

Newly paroled valet Rollo Hemphill is a Los Angeles 20-something who's at the same time sick and intrigued by the celebrities whose cars he parks at a five-star building. In an have a go to shake up resentment in the miss of his dreams, he creates - and makes headlines with - a life-like expansive toy personifying an senescent but prurient actor who is staying at the edifice.

Instead of backfiring, Rollo's strategy lands him his whimsy job, interminable brass and booze, and a arrangement to be arm candy for the actress, Ms. Monica LaMonica, whose breasts are most as saucy as her ego. What follows is a a scream runaway involving silicone and superhero underwear; the shape of characters ranges from a Hungarian bellman to a celebrity-stalking small indefinite quantity in a Winnebago.

Even yet he's a tad soppy at first, I recovered myself ontogeny for Rollo, who embarks on this risky venture in the involvement of exploit into a beautician's pants. (Haven't we all had that urge? Regular pedicures will do wonders for any affiliation.)

A screaming read, My Inflatable Friend is likewise a cunning push in the eye at influential person culture, as well as America's game with the noted and tarnished.

Let me put on alert you in advance, however, that the lone guy who sees any human action in this passage is the partner of the inflatable dolly - but it's not who you consider.