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Like With a transparent child-like probity of Henry Miller's writing, Erik Christian reveals his life of alcoholism and a demoralizing skirmish that accompanies addiction, and uncovers a futility and despondency of a everlasting cycle of a binge. With exposed and judicious dialogue, Erik Christian takes us on a furious float and drops us safely behind home when it's over.
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #169918 in eBooks
- Published on: 2012-01-10
- Released on: 2012-01-10
- Format: Kindle eBook
- Number of items: 1
By Erik Christian
Buy new: $1.99
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First tagged "self-help" by Erik Christian
Customer tags: friendship, memoirs, autobiography, alcoholism, addiction, indie author, nonfiction, self-help
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No Hangover
By R. ONeal
I started reading this book in a morning and we stopped doing roughly anything else until we finished it. At one indicate we got inspired and done myself some food, though literally had a excite there by a stove as we was frying adult some mash. we found a voice of this author beguiling. The metaphors he used seemed so good and strange that we would find myself enormous adult in a center of some really critical and unhappy passages. Talking about a friends unit "It looked like all was placed in a discerning aging stimulator by Consumer Reports to see that things would disintegrate first.*"
It is a story of exploration, descent, liberation and relapse (times several), middle darkness, love, loyalty and mortal peril. It was like removing dipsomaniac though shame and though a hangover, solely it creates we not wish to drink. we rarely suggest this book to anyone meddlesome in a tellurian condition.
*Christian, Erik (2012-01-10). The Drunk (Kindle Locations 635-636). Unknown. Kindle Edition. "
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Very Good Read!
By Kimberli
This book got me from commencement to end. It's a discourse about a person's celebration career, though it's not movement packed, a some-more of an honest demeanour during some of a bad things people do when they drink. It's insightful, honest and humbling. This story is good escapism and I'm anticipating it tough to write this examination and not give a story away. Do yourself a preference and get this book.
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