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Meatheads Say the Realest Things: A Satirical (Short) Novel of the Last Bro

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  • 178 páginas
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Meet Chad, a full-fledged Boston meathead-and gym-buff social misfit-whose shaky grasp of reality is anchored mainly by his unswerving loyalty to the New England Patriots. In Chad's world, routine encounters with the fixtures of Beantown life-from the Boston Symphony and the Bunker Hill Monument to the local North End wine store-are filled with wonder and chaos. With twenty darkly hilarious chapters that follow Chad and his head-scratching brand of masculinity as he navigates through a perplexing post-#MeToo landscape of exasperated therapists, confused ex-girlfriends, and sexually transgressive ducks, Colin Fleming has created a devastating and uproarious meditation on the human need-and eternal hope-to be understood.

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Meatheads Say the Realest Things: A Satirical (Short) Novel of the Last Bro, Colin Fleming

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Título
Meatheads Say the Realest Things: A Satirical (Short) Novel of the Last Bro
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Ingramelliott
Publicado en
2020
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
178
ISBN13
9781735601625
Serie
Etiquetas
Ficción, Humor
Calificación
5 de 5
Descripción
Meet Chad, a full-fledged Boston meathead-and gym-buff social misfit-whose shaky grasp of reality is anchored mainly by his unswerving loyalty to the New England Patriots. In Chad's world, routine encounters with the fixtures of Beantown life-from the Boston Symphony and the Bunker Hill Monument to the local North End wine store-are filled with wonder and chaos. With twenty darkly hilarious chapters that follow Chad and his head-scratching brand of masculinity as he navigates through a perplexing post-#MeToo landscape of exasperated therapists, confused ex-girlfriends, and sexually transgressive ducks, Colin Fleming has created a devastating and uproarious meditation on the human need-and eternal hope-to be understood.