“A Memorandum on Mortality,” follows the neurotic Christian on his 41st birthday as he battles intrusive thoughts while distracting himself with social media and technology. He’s getting a ton of birthday posts, which is just awesome, and he’s hoping he can enjoy the day, if he can get out of his head and avoid his inner skeptic.
This gritty absurdist third person narrative explores the contemporary human condition of digital dependency, anxiety disorder, and antipathy towards aging. Woven with sobering life truths and sewn with hysterical satire, Christian undergoes a transformation that may be just what he needs to enjoy his birthday.
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