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Black Wave

February 14, 2017 by Drew

The Short Version: It’s the late 1990s and the world is ending. Literally. But Michelle rambles through her days like any other days, drinking and fucking and doing drugs, all with a gently gnawing sense of needing (wanting? believing?) something else. She uproots from San Francisco and heads to LA, where the apocalypse really kicks in – but so too does her sense of being. The Review: Sometimes a book strikes unexpectedly, stopping you in your tracks – or, in my […]

Categories: Fiction, Literature • Tags: 1990s, Amethyst Editions, Apocalypse, Autofiction, Black Wave, Book, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Feminist Press, Fiction, LA, Los Angeles, Memoir, Metafiction, Michelle Tea, Queer, Queer Fiction, review, Reviews, The Tournament of Books 2017

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