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Steve Fellner's new book is at turns hysterically funny and cause for hysteria. Fellner is relentlessly open in the way he details his struggles with mental illness that is alternately clinical and casual.
Like a knitting circle of goth. i want my money back. here's why, because not only does the show suck, it made me realize that i suck, too. or rather, that i'm a sucker because "true detective" exposed my silly need to complete things. because i'm halfway through the thing, i feel like i've got to finish even though i feel like i must do something better like eating lightbulbs. >> ahhh! die! die! >> so we fear a sense of failure if we quit, or else those last three hours were a waste. but that is wrong. think of it like driving the wrong way on a freeway, turning around is not an admission of ...