The Girl Who Could Only Say 'sex, drugs, and rock & roll

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The Girl Who Could Only Say sex drugs and rock roll M is a self described loner who shrinks away from the noise and bustle of the crowds she labels Everyone Else At the center of Everyone Else is the blonde girl the shining girl the girl who can only

M is a self described loner who shrinks away from the noise and bustle of the crowds she labels Everyone Else At the center of Everyone Else is the blonde girl, the shining girl, the girl who can only say sex, drugs, and rock roll But when M accidentally catches a glimpse into the girl s secret sadness, they are both pitched headfirst into a strange journey of seM is a self described loner who shrinks away from the noise and bustle of the crowds she labels Everyone Else At the center of Everyone Else is the blonde girl, the shining girl, the girl who can only say sex, drugs, and rock roll But when M accidentally catches a glimpse into the girl s secret sadness, they are both pitched headfirst into a strange journey of self discovery that deftly navigates the teen landscape of depression, popularity, and love.

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  1. Future mermaid, aspiring feminist superhero, perpetual magical realist Life is too short for hate reading.

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  1. I can review my own book Goodness, that s generous Or perhaps just silly So let s use this space to do something a little different.Here is the story of this story.I originally began this piece with the intention to send it to the gorgeous poetry and arts magazine SMOKING GLUE GUN, thinking that a story about a girl who could only say sex, drugs, and rock roll would tickle the brains of SGG s fantastically brilliant and experimental editors, Blake Lee and Taylor Pate But the story fizzled out af [...]

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  2. I ve read and loved a number of Kendra Fortmeyer s short stories, many of them of the flash fiction variety common to online publications, and her imagination recalls authors like Amy Bender and Kelly Link Fortmeyer is very much her own voice, though, and her blend of magical realism and finely wrought emotion seem well suited to the shorter short story It was with somewhat of a thrill, therefore, when I found her skills to be just at home in this longer story, as they were in a terrific story [...]

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  3. I teach high school English and cannot wait to share this book with my students They are going to connect on so many levels 3

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