Pile on Kyle

Ryan Everett Felton's debut novel is a comic depiction of the joys and tragedies inherent, in equal measure, in facing adulthood at last. Thirty days. That's how long aimless Kyle Warren has given himself to turn everything around with a bold social experiment. His self-assigned goal? To meet one new, interesting person per day for an entire month. The hope is that, in doing so, he will at least become interesting by proxy. Over the course of the next month, Kyle will tear the pages...
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Ryan Everett Felton's debut novel is a comic depiction of the joys and tragedies inherent, in equal measure, in facing adulthood at last. Thirty days. That's how long aimless Kyle Warren has given himself to turn everything around with a bold social experiment. His self-assigned goal? To meet one new, interesting person per day for an entire month. The hope is that, in doing so, he will at least become interesting by proxy. Over the course of the next month, Kyle will tear the pages off his calendar one by one to signal his encounters with crooks, brutal employers, new friends and enemies, and even the infamous artistic genius 'Rico Corrigone - but perhaps most frightening and mysterious of all: twenty-something-year-old females. As it happens, reaching out to his fellow man can have surprising results: New relationships. A new job. A joy ride in a car painted like a slice of pizza. Indeed, the Kyle Warren who embarks upon this social journey may not be the same Kyle Warren who comes out the other side. Whether or not that's a good thing remains to be seen.