An episodic journey through the realm of the senses, Kenji Jasper’s new collection, The Morning After, uses vibrant imagery, biting wit, and humorous Gen-X pop culture references to make a seductive statement on the complexities of finding love in cluttered times. He follows the lives of an attorney and a recovering alcoholic as they navigate the loneliness of the New York nightlife in Nightshift. He knots the kitchen and the bedroom through delectable memoirs on love, sex and food (featuring his own original recipes) in Inter-Course. He chronicles the steamy tryst between a DC thief and a London hotel clerk in The Tin Man, and collects the best of his personal blogs and unpublished essays that chronicle everything from women and their hair to his relationships with his mother, father, and departed grandmother.

Both fiction and nonfiction, The Morning After shines light into new rooms in the mind of Kenji Jasper, places and spaces both erotic and introspective that you’ll never want to leave.