A classroom-friendly version of Mark Twain's classic novel, with every occurrence of the N-word replaced by the word "hipster." Thanks to editor Richard Grayson, the adventures of... More > Huckleberry Finn are now neither offensive nor uncool.< Less
A classroom-friendly version of Mark Twain's classic novel, with every occurrence of the N-word replaced by the word "hipster." Thanks to editor Richard Grayson, the adventures of... More > Huckleberry Finn are now neither offensive nor uncool.< Less
Will Chambers, an easygoing Brooklyn librarian who loves cartoons and punk rock music, isn't so happy-go-lucky after eight months out of work. If he doesn't find another job soon, he's going to be... More > living in a box somewhere in the New York City subway system! His back pressed firmly to the wall, Will applies for a job in trendy Williamsburg promising "lots of fresh air and unbeatable benefits." Will's unforeseen new career is an adventurous one, as he is quickly confronted with a neighborhood of hipsters, a perky orange-haired baker named Coriander, and his feelings for his former co-worker and best friend, Beth, who is definitely not your textbook children's librarian.< Less
Will Chambers, an easygoing Brooklyn librarian who loves cartoons and punk rock music, isn't so happy-go-lucky after eight months out of work. If he doesn't find another job soon, he's going to be... More > living in a box somewhere in the New York City subway system! His back pressed firmly to the wall, Will applies for a job in trendy Williamsburg promising "lots of fresh air and unbeatable benefits." Will's unforeseen new career is an adventurous one, as he is quickly confronted with a neighborhood of hipsters, a perky orange-haired baker named Coriander, and his feelings for his former co-worker and best friend, Beth, who is definitely not your textbook children's librarian.< Less
Woodrow Babylon is a young statistics student who has just been invited by an old friend to spend the summer residing with a group of young “intellectual bohemians in exile” hoping to... More > create a new epoch of human existence through the method outlined by Hegel’s dialectic. A grand exposition is planned for the end of the summer when their vision for the future will be unveiled, but when the charming sister of the group’s leader gets involved as well, old passions are rekindled, sexual tension is tightened and the intellectual family of the “New Young Hegelians” becomes a little incestuous.
In spite of that rather serious description, The Dialectic is filled with irreverent humor and a better love story than your average vampire novel. The Dialectic is about the Millenials, written for the Millenials by a Millenial and is sure to appeal to anyone who's young, or ever has been young, and desires to live that bohemian life.< Less
