Something to Do with Self-Hate

By: Brian Alan Ellis

Narrated by: Mary Moore Dalton

Following a summer's worth of drug abuse, epic alcohol benders, and promiscuous sexual misadventures. You cope with your impoverished living arrangements while mourning the senility of your beloved grandmother, the destructive idiocy of your only two friends, and most importantly, the devastating loss of your free-spirited lover. There are things to consider, of course, and it's real tough to think sometimes.

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Rated NE: Not for everyone but easily an A- read

This book is not for the faint at heart. Topics that are discussed, are some times as dirty as you would imagine that couch on the cover is. With that being said, it was well written and very nihilistic. The narrator at times made me agitated but to be Frank she did well because the main character is pretty disgusting and I find myself relating to her. Overall I enjoyed it.

Badass

This is a sincere, polished book by a funny and sad as hell guy named Brian. Definitely a good one.

a filthy beauty

This was a gritty, beautiful mess of a story. raw and real. be prepared to laugh and have all the deep feels.

Really good. Really sad

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brian alan ellis is awesome. I'd like to read and hear more books by him. Cool reading from Mary Moore too. 5 bags of popcorn!

What an unusually good book

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Brian Alan Ellis is a new talent that's rocking my world. Female narrator for a male protagonist was an interesting choice and it really worked. Funny and sad. three thumbs up!