Mike Cahoon
Quick Thoughts
We live an age where the metaphorical veil is easily pulled back on many of the darker sides of life for those who wish to peak behind it. In the age of the omnipresent and unrestricted internet, there is a raw, unfiltered confessional available for every walk of life. So it it that this biting and bleak story of self-destruction, addiction and the realities of life on the road that blurs the line between reality and fiction doesn’t feel quite as revolutionary as it might have a few decades earlier. But, despite this, the author earns lives up to his name as his talent for evocative and engrossing writing is on full display. An unflinching odyssey into the depths of depravity that will surely entertain those of strong stomachs and a worthy entry into the illustrious ranks of gonzo journalism style narratives.
For my Full Review, please visit: https://mikecahoon.com/book-review-running-the-light/
Originally posted at mikecahoon.com.
Quick Thoughts
We live an age where the metaphorical veil is easily pulled back on many of the darker sides of life for those who wish to peak behind it. In the age of the omnipresent and unrestricted internet, there is a raw, unfiltered confessional available for every walk of life. So it it that this biting and bleak story of self-destruction, addiction and the realities of life on the road that blurs the line between reality and fiction doesn’t feel quite as revolutionary as it might have a few decades earlier. But, despite this, the author earns lives up to his name as his talent for evocative and engrossing writing is on full display. An unflinching odyssey into the depths of depravity that will surely entertain those of strong stomachs and a worthy entry into the illustrious ranks of gonzo journalism style narratives.
For my Full Review, please visit: https://mikecahoon.com/book-review-running-the-light/
Originally posted at mikecahoon.com.