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The novel was originally released around 2007 but had a bungled release, including being accidentally labeled as science fiction. It was described as being about the author's journey to sobriety in novel form, and it was credited with kicking off a genre called 'Quitlit'.
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 bumble, released...
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Episode: RHOSLC: Don't Drink the Caterade
The novel was originally released around 2007 but had a bungled release, including being accidentally labeled as science fiction. It was described as being about the author's journey to sobriety in novel form, and it was credited with kicking off a genre called 'Quitlit'.
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 bumble, released 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 so you know, they're re-releasing it because it got such a fucked up release in 2007, and so it's like 99 cents on Amazon.
And it's a really fun good book, and apparently there's a whole genre of literature called Quitlet, and apparently this book was actually like kicked off Quitlet, which is basically, I think it's literature that pertains to quitting or drinking or something like that.