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The novel was re-released because its initial launch in 2007 was bungled, including being accidentally labeled as science fiction when it is actually a story about the author becoming sober. The speaker read and loved the book when it originally came out and mentioned it was key in kicking off the 'QuitLit' genre.
And she is re-releasing a novel she wrote called Party Girl, it came out like in 2007 and the reason why I'm giving it a special shout out is because when it came out, it was like a bumbleed release b...
— Episode: RHOSLC: Don't Drink the Caterade
Episode: RHOSLC: Don't Drink the Caterade
The novel was re-released because its initial launch in 2007 was bungled, including being accidentally labeled as science fiction when it is actually a story about the author becoming sober. The speaker read and loved the book when it originally came out and mentioned it was key in kicking off the 'QuitLit' genre.
And she is re-releasing a novel she wrote called Party Girl, it came out like in 2007 and the reason why I'm giving it a special shout out is because when it came out, it was like a bumbleed release by the company or whatever, basically it all got bungled and lost, it was accidentally labeled as science fiction and it's definitely not a science fiction novel.
It's like the story, it's like of her becoming sober essentially but in novel form which I don't think any robots were involved with, but I've actually read this book, I read it back when it came out years ago and I loved it.
And apparently there's a whole genre of literature called QuitLit and apparently this book was actually like kicked off QuitLit which is basically, I think it's literature that pertains to quitting drinking or something like that.