Phil Rot

Born into the grimiest of NY housing projects, Phil Rot rose from adversity to become one of the most prominent figures in the Neo-Absurdist movement. Phil Rot is the inventor of the "micro novel," and his works have been featured prominently in such prestigious publications as miniMAG and Tales of the Unreal. His micro novel, "The Raft," has been released to universal acclaim within the underground literary community.

Seamlessly blending surrealism, horror, and satire into a thrilling literary concoction, Phil's writing is unlike anything you've read before. An outspoken critic of what he refers to as tedious navel-gazing b******t, Phil Rot operates on a creative level above all living authors.

On April 18, 2007, Phil was diagnosed with an incurable brain disease that left him chronically "ascendant." Already a talented writer, this rare neurological impairment enabled him to fold reality onto itself, thereby granting him unlimited access to visions so terrifyingly vivid they would permanently cripple the mind of your average writer.

Like a wandering mystic, Phil Rot travels the world in search of "hidden miracles," a term he invented to describe cosmic pressure points at which the universe releases essential visionary vapors (EVVs).

He also has a Substack.