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Save:'Long Shot' by Kennedy Ryan is a poignant and emotionally intense story that delves into themes of love, pain, healing, and self-discovery. The book follows the complex relationship between Iris, a strong and resilient woman, and August, a promising athlete. Their connection is immediate and deep, but is hindered by external factors, including Iris's abusive relationship with Caleb, August's rival. The story unfolds with raw and vivid storytelling, exploring the struggles and triumphs of the characters as they navigate through difficult circumstances and profound emotions.
Kennedy Ryan's writing style is described as heart-wrenching, raw, and clear, with the ability to evoke strong emotions in readers. The character development is praised as superb, with a focus on creating a story that goes beyond a simple romance, delving into deeper aspects of life, love, and personal growth. The book is noted for its powerful portrayal of sensitive topics, such as abuse and rape, handled in a responsible and impactful manner that leaves a lasting impression on readers.
Monica’s singing in my head. I’m relying on nineties R&B to articulate myself. I’m that hungry. My mouth waters when I think of the huge burrito I was this close to shoveling down my throat before I g... - #2
Save:'Righteous Dopefiend' by Jeffrey Schonberg and Philippe Bourgois is a detailed ethnographic study that follows a group of homeless heroin addicts in San Francisco for about ten years. The book delves into the lives of the addicts, describing their struggles with addiction, interactions with each other and society, and the challenges they face in accessing treatment. The authors use a combination of storytelling, photography, and theory to provide a raw and realistic portrayal of the complexities of homelessness and addiction.
The book combines elements of anthropology, sociology, and public policy to shed light on the lives of the homeless addicts, highlighting their resilience, survival strategies, and the structural forces that contribute to their suffering. Through a mix of theory, personal narratives, and ethnographic observations, 'Righteous Dopefiend' challenges misconceptions about addiction, emphasizes the importance of humility and self-reflection in research, and calls for urgent public debates on issues related to homelessness and substance abuse.
If you notice, it’s real racial. Whites in one camp, blacks in another camp. And I live right in the middle, by myself. They’re all a bunch of racist motherfuckers—both the niggers and the whites. The...
