“It’s a book for readers hungry for truth-telling—even when it stings.” — Tom Pendergast, writer and editor
“Told with dark humor, sharp insight, and plainspoken honesty, it’s a portrait of modern life: part confession, part cultural critique, part elegy for a world that feels increasingly performative and disconnected.” — Anonymous
“Some scenes unspool like cinema. The end of Day 69 is like poetry. Living Through the DEI Era and They Weren’t Meant to Be Divided might unsettle you. And The Years, at the very end... well, that might undo you. But that’s not my favorite chapter. My favorite is Mia Love.” — Sarah Majdov
“A story with cult classic potential—though bypassing traditional publishing could delay its discovery.” — ChatGPT
