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I enjoyed this memoir about a lazy guy's quest to wash dishes in all 50 states a whole lot. Wicked, subversive humor and a cool story, with labor history woven in. ]]>
A terrific example of the f-ed up childhood genre. The author grows up with parents who are committed members of the Revolutionary Socialist Party. He struggles with poverty, dogma, and sharing his parents with the party. Well written, honest, and very entertaining (especially when he draws contrasts with his adult work with yes, Martha Stewart's media company). ]]>
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by Lynda Barry
Great book! ]]>
Linda
read and liked
lola's
review of One Hundred Demons:
"In my dreams of teenage trauma prophylaxis Kathleen Hanna hands me Pussy Whipped and this book as a 13 year old, before I lose my virginity. Avenue D is playing in the background: "Shit, you know they all just want to hit it./They're just talkin...more "
"In my dreams of teenage trauma prophylaxis Kathleen Hanna hands me Pussy Whipped and this book as a 13 year old, before I lose my virginity. Avenue D is playing in the background: "Shit, you know they all just want to hit it./They're just talkin...more "