By Two Courts

Possibly the -only- thing coming close to a positive take on multiplicity in an unintegrated state. Although Badger is repeatedly touted as wackily insane, at least he's rather cheerful about his own state of life. It's a mixed bag in this case, showing multiplicity as a disorder which can be 'survived' by just letting one person out most of the time and beating up the bad guys. More fascinating is the slew of readers' letters in the back, many from multiples themselves.