“My So-called Life” grows up to be no less angst-ridden, but now with legal emancipation from political correctness, and a brutally honest inner voice (which has since grown a potty-mouth), offers a (sometimes) deceivingly flip, pathology into the everyday life of self-indulgent 30-somethings “feeling too much nothing and too much all.” Painfully honest. Unhealthily cathartic. Lift the lid, light a “sleep-deprivation cigarette,” and commiserate. Winner of the 2013 Eric Hoffer E-book Fiction Award

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