Title: New Year, Same Trash: Resolutions that I Did Not Keep Author: Samantha Irby Published Date: January 24, 2017 Publisher: Vintage Shorts Format: E-Book Page Count: 30 pages Source: Own Copy Date Read: June 24, 2020 Review A short, funny book about Irby's experiment with 70 mini-resolutions ...
This took me awhile to get through; mainly because I opted to read 1-2 each day. As someone who did not vote for this asshole (I refuse to say his name), but know many people who did (and continue to think he is doing a great job!), it's refreshing to know there so many out there who think as I do. ...
Samantha Irby has a lot to say about so many things. She writes, and sometimes rants, about a wide range of subjects in this collection — race, sexuality, poverty and cats — with an overwhelming sense of calm and rationality. With her razor-sharp wit, the moving, rip-your-heart out moments comfortab...
Samantha Irby starts this one with a bang. Last night I was forced into the world to go grab another keyboard (even though I'd already ordered one that would arrive sometime this morning.) I was in my PJs, settling in for a night of reheated pizza, catching up on my book reviews, reading and early s...
I received an eGalley of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review."Nasty Woman" became a feminist rallying cry brought about after (and during) the Third Presidential Debate of 2016. It's bold, angry, and kind of fun. But on Election Night, many women watched in horror and heart...
I've read Samantha Irby's essays online and thought they were funny and smart. But reading a bunch of them all together in book form made me sad. first of all, I'm not sure if new essays were written for this or what, but it reads like the blogs were just reprinted all together with no thought to re...
I've read Samantha Irby's essays online and thought they were funny and smart. But reading a bunch of them all together in book form made me sad. first of all, I'm not sure if new essays were written for this or what, but it reads like the blogs were just reprinted all together with no thought to re...
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