"Brain Food for the Starved Mind" is a bawdy one hundred seventy-seven page book. You can almost think of the content as kid stories for adults, but if you're going to almost think, why bother? The book is a collection of fifty micro stories, each one chock-full of meaning and claptrap. No matter if they're mostly one to three pages long, they all pack a wallop at the end. These tiny tales are as diverse as the stars you see in your head when you get knocked out by a baseball.