by Jonathan Ames, Dean Haspiel
It is a well known story, yet authors made it a joy to read. Not because of a likeable protagonist (which is a really nice sobering up from glorified alcoholic writers, as the protagonist himself notice) but of how much ordinary he is. He does not have any particular reasons for becoming alcoholic a...
Apparently semi-autobiographical this is the story of regrets and failing to actually be honest to yourself. The story of a man's love affair with alcohol and other drugs and the way it influences his life and relationships with other people, including his best friend with whom he nearly had a love...
I've never read any of the author's other books, but I enjoyed this one. A graphic novel, definitely for adults! Deals with alcoholism, homosexuality, drugs and a little transsexualism thrown in for good measure.A sad book that I found myself not being able to put down.Even if you are not sure you l...
Feel good story of the year. Now I want to go put a bullet in my head.
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