Mark Bohac has been writing the same story for thirty-five years. This makes complete sense considering he’s spent his life waiting for “something” to happen worth writing about. Putting his neurotic self aside, he’s found that “something” in A Bullet in the Head, An Arrow through the Heart, a coming-of-age-late novel based on his real-life experiences of growing up post-college in the 1980s. His writing balances comedy and tragedy as he brings to life a world of barflies and distance runners, psychics and tattoo artists, hillbillies and pit bulls, and, of course, the girl. It’s his open letter to the only things that matter: love and friendship.