"FLEETING images of sun dried raisin mini packs, cockatoos for sale, parchments from glass display of shops, as well as various embroideries and other chiffon garments on unperturbed mimes at Smith's & Sons Tailors next to drapers' shop and oyster-merchants' cackle-of-geese bargain against the vociferous buskers, street performers colliding with each other while deciding which way to proceed like giant human ants through a row of embossers and steel engravers proudly displaying their emblematic mark in exterior portfolios via a byzantine maze of ladkins with reams of newspaper and Daily Gazette in oxter, as gaggles of stewardess and servers holding inverted silver bowl on hand, while a defensive expression with the other, engaged in polemics and debates with rowdy customers having spilleth wine over the neckerchief of guests as well as plethora of daily snapshots flashed by sporadically, sputteringly and at saccadic intervals thanks to the film strip of Mr. Ford's latest invention with a slightly drawn curtain on the window in a kaleidoscope of animation of a real time zoetrope, which Zeno himself cannot freeze!" [Chapter IX. An Unfinished Business]In a rising cityscape set in New York in 1920s, a teenager of thirteen finds himself in all sorts of entanglement after receiving a shock from an electric meter while delivering newspaper in a market coffee shop. The shock would not only leave him perturbed, but much divided into a state of turmoil and destitute having lost and found a lover by the name of Isabelle Somners upon a chance meeting at a whist table and other mundane mishap.Born to an Irish migrant family, the orphan boy would grow up from the streets of Manhattan as a simpleton newspaper boy, whose rise to an eventual professorship of mathematics at Geneva is traced through the lens of a narrator much in dilemma and trouble having discovered a newfound gift, which he has already convinced himself a feared disability. Confused in the smokes of diners and jazz hall in the Roaring Twenties, we trace the journey of a man who fights through wars of hell for just a moment of solace while all the way unknown and dazed as to his sanity.Reattachable Man is a first-of-its kind, occult meta-fiction of a much disturbed man, who despite having an ungodly level of power falters and scraps through life clueless as to the next happenstance. It is constructed from bits and pieces of scraps of unordered chapters and recall from a subjective memory afterwards as well as rough draft of partials stream-of-consciousness chapter. Each chapter is a vignette that can appreciated independently and written to give a post-modern bent to a 1920's style in the form of a mosaic of fragmented ideas. It is a must-have scrapbook for a lover of timeless literature.