“There could never have been heroes if there had not been villains; and, the world still needs heroes. Therefore, the world requires some villains.” 

It’s the mid-1990’s – the last days before technology would begin to make the world truly “small.” Yes, there are still unknown parts: those small towns where people can disappear and where legends still thrive in the shadows. 

"The Weapon of My Delusion" is a satire of the idealistic country Americans wish they lived in, as well as the violent one we actually inhabit. Using as an allegory the deceivingly harmless song "Hey Joe" (a sweet little ditty about gunning a lover down), “The Weapon of My Delusion” tells the tale of a hunter-of-men named Joe who, after living a life full of violence, begins to see what happens when a conscience develops at the most inconvenient of times!