Q: WHAT IS BIBLE CAMP BLOODBATH?is it a self-published, minor note novella from a notable Canadian talent? is it a biting satire of splatter films and/or a culture of violence aimed at children and/or Christian hypocrisy?is it a surprisingly tender and real depiction of tweens at a summer camp, thre...
When I was little I used to lie wide awake in the dark at night in bed wondering. How do I know I’m me? How do I know I’m not somebody else? Or if somebody else is me? And if somebody else is me, who is it? Was that me who pinched my brother’s comic book this afternoon? I’d do tests to try to work i...
Dear Goodreads,I am applying for the position of Advertising Sales Director and I enclose a copy of my resume. I have no previous experience in advertising or sales, but I hope you will view my qualifications from a broader perspective.Goodreads, I understand Internet addiction. I know what it's lik...
NB, Joey's a pal and I'd read anything of his, plus the dude self-published this book even though there were publishers interested, because they were like "We can put it out in 2012!" and he was like "No thanks, I want it out now!" 5 stars and enduring devotion earned for that.I don't think, given t...
I wanted to kill myself after the first page, I was a mess at the end.Although the book is short (a little too short to tell the story to the degree I think it deserves) it has a big impact. It's overly sad, touching, violent, funny. I was rooting for Martin the moment I met him, whatever happened...
One Bloody Thing After Another is not what it seems, Joey Comeau surprise us with a fictional tale filled with gore and death. Never has a book affected me so deeply. Joey Comeau enters in the person's soul and unveils their true nature. A true master of horror that leaves you hanging with every wor...
I have the original version of the book that I got off topatoco.com (it's no longer for sale, but some great other stuff is) and so I was iffy about this book.I loved the first version and it was so small and quick I thought dragging any of it out would ruin the impact some of the events had, but I ...
Joey Comeau's slim book of cover letters are anything but the soulless missives that I and a bazillion other job-seekers spit out daily to HR departments around the globe. They're funny, painful, and well worth reading. [ full review ]
Right up my alley of course, since job hunting and cover letters are near and dear. I might have tinkered with the sequencing a bit in places, but either way very enjoyable. Also I like that it's called Overqualified and not Underqualified. Amen to that. Life, you know?
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