Bevel Down: the absurd, tragic memoir of an Okie meth head

This is the story of an intravenous meth addict that lived in Logan County, Oklahoma in the mid 1990’s. Written in his own words, the story chronicles the intense events surrounding the tragic climax of his life when he was only nineteen years old. It is an edgy tale of crime, friendship, and love. He relays his story with dark humor and unflinching candor. Some of it is to be believed, some of it surely is not.
All in all, the story paints a stirring and brutal picture of poor young people striving to get by in a world where the odds are stacked against them.
Fluid and maniacal It is both memoir and experimental fiction.
Such is the tale of a junkie.