Ines welcomes it in fact. Because Ines, so skinny and quiet, so hesitant, so small, has a very big wish to experience Wonderful, Terrible and Extraordinary things. A personal, secret and private monster is just what she was looking for. However, life with a monster is never easy... and Ines seems determined not to leave her side.

    His familiarity with the New York art world and its practitioners in the 1970's and 1980's makes his writing an unparalleled guide to one of the most riveting periods of contemporary culture.