AMERICAN CREAMY. PART ONE - Tecno-Libro

American Creamy is the first full-length novel written by Jonathan Spradlin. it is a work of literary fiction that encompasses many fields of interest and study as its dual stories wind in and through themselves and each other. it is a psychedelic, poetic, and musical novel, heavily influenced by the work of James Joyce, Cormac McCarthy, Franz Kafka, and Ernest Hemingway in its tempered stream of consciousness style. There are four distinct, sometimes overlapping, timelines to be found in the stories. This is accomplished by Spradlin's mode of delivery, which uses Ezekiel Thomas, or Preacher Man as the narrator, writing to you, the reader, in a jailhouse notebook. His musings take him everywhere along the path of his own long life (he is well over fifty years old), especially pointing out the events that led to his several incarcerations, and some of what happened to him while incarcerated. Preacher Man's story takes the front seat in this, the first hal