A few years ago, James Little had a life crisis, sought counseling, and discovered a path to joy and contentment, which he attempts to navigate for himself and the reader in this, his first book, "help." Begun two days before the shootings in Newtown and finished on the day the world was supposed to end, "help." is short, but in its brief span it combines personal biography, pointed instruction, and cultural reductionism into a simple yet powerful and profound philosophy that occupies a category all its own.
