Cassius's Guide in Becoming Hollow

The title of this series of prose offers the phrase best fitting -said by Oscar Wilde- . To try however, the chapters put together within this section detail a cohesion; cohesion far too complex to truly be concise. If you, like me, absolutely despise how modern society has lost its expression in the goal to become concise and necessary, then I believe there may just be a chance that you could enjoy that which is this story, and that of which you fail to comprehend.