These mini-essays cut with humor and a truth that can sometimes only be found in lies. When I want to look back on the delicate balance of chaos and mundanity that was the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021 and laugh, I'll read this book again.
This book was fantastic! For being so short, it really provided a lot of fuel for some big questions about human nature and the universe, while still being deeply rooted in the personal stories of the main characters.
How do you rate a book that's intentionally terrible? I had a great time, especially enhanced by mentally reading it in Garth Marenghi's voice and intonation.