Infinite Summer

Incontinence seems to be a reccurent motive throughout the whole book. This observation surely is no big deal, I wonder why nobody has brought it up yet. - they all suffer from it. Or perhaps, don't suffer, in case reading incontinence as openness is not too simplistic. Any thoughts?

So is the concavity evidence of an incontinent continent?

There's a reason most of the action takes place in the Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment.

More to the point, we get a lot of infants, adults acting like infants, and feral infants in this book, and scatology is just a big part of thinking about the distinction between infantile and adult.