Snuggled up reading my blind date book from @julesG
MonicaLoves2Read That looks ol interesting 1mo
julesG Looks perfect! 1mo
Snuggled up reading my blind date book from @julesG
It‘s pretty great when a new audiobook has you cracking up and you‘ve only listened to 1% so far. 😆
This workplace dramedy has some dark comedy Office Space vibes for sure! ☎️🖥️ And a great narrator!
Weekend Reads question - how do you all do that cool background with pictures of the books you‘re reading? Im technically challenged lol 🤦♀️
#dramedy #darkcomedy #contemporaryfiction #workplace #hrnightmare #weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
pick“A scintillating debut which shifts effortlessly from the sacred to the profane by combining a cast of compulsively ghastly characters, a truly engaging cop, Ancient Greek, Instagram, a corpse on the Heath and a butler in McDonald‘s. Much of what I loved about The Secret History is to be found here, but with a thoroughly modern sensibility all of its own.”
– Harriet Tyce, author of Blood Orange
#aardvarkbookclub #darkcomedy #mystery
“I‘m going for the story. Something hideous will happen. I could write a bestselling novel off the back of it and never have to work again.”
- The Other Half
#aardvarkbookclub #darkcomedy #crime
This passage sounds familiar, and I think that it's because Klosterman might have written the exact same thing in one of his nonfiction books. I'll have to check what I posted here on Litsy to see if this is the case. Either way, this is an interesting thought.
