Legaland: A writer's existential journey.

Jeff Ditchfield went to Legaland because he heard everything there was legal. He had to see it for himself as his family life was miserable and he couldn't seem to find the peace to finish his fantasy novel. At first nothing seemed odd about the new small town but as Jeff learned more and more about the inhabitants of Legaland he discovered that everything being legal really meant that there were no laws or rather only ones that people chose to follow. A mad journey through a writer's mind and the harsh environment of the land follows as Jeff finds himself, some friends, and enemies. In the tradition of Burroughs and Bukowski, the actions of the tale are partly allegorical and metaphorical. A surreal, philosophical, and transformative trip that questions the nature of our laws, institutions, and the human condition itself.