Date Published 2012
Length of Material 73 pages
Summary
Three twenty-somethings have to deal with the reality of life setting in. The parties and drugs and drinking become as stale and mundane as the jobs they keep, and all the while their futures seem to beckon and threaten them simultaneously. At what point does getting wasted just become a life wasted? And is the alternative any better?
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