Publisher's Synopsis
In 1998 the teenage killer Charles Wong had inaugurated the dreaded Jacksonville School Massacre in Memphis, killing thirteen pupils before turning the gun upon himself, also before the police and officials could find out what had motivated such a young man to do such a horrendous thing. Now all analysts have to go by is this small collection of idiomatic poetry, written by Wong days before his shooting spree, detailing the strange and perverse mind of a young killer through its warped lens of reality. Useful to crime analysts, it also has an indispensable preface by the great Professor Jacob of Harvard University, scholar of insanity and literature.
