Composed of one hundred thirty-one chapters divided midway by a solid red page, "Headless World" confronts the invention of time within the universe of human experience, memory, and desire. Impressionistic, disruptive, and hermetically philosophical, this is a strangely alluring, disturbingly prophetic, and comically horrifying novel. "A novel that escapes the spoor of endless mechanical reproduction . . . I’m so in love with this book.” — Rachel Nagelberg, author of "The Fifth Wall"