Diary of an Oxygen Thief

from Ray_

I actually liked the start of the book, I liked how this alcohol addict was talking about his addiction not to alcohol but to breaking hearts, I loved every piece of it, I hated him, I felt disgusted by his actions but that was the point, it wasn't one of the brightest moments of his life and he ...

from Hagelstein

An Irish advertising executive narrates the story. He's twisted, psychologically brutal to women, a former alcoholic who revels in his own heinousness, at least until a woman gets payback. When he was a drinker he enjoyed starting fights in bars and getting pummeled. He details a series of affair...

from DzejnCrvena

My first pick for 2021 PopSugar Reading Challenge prompt #25: A book that was published anonymously I began to read it last year but had to stop because I sensed that the content is all about heartaches and such. I am not sure how to rate it; the writing is a page-turner for me but the main cha...

from starbox

"I was in pain and wanted others to feel it too" By sally tarbox on 18 September 2017 Format: Kindle Edition Probably 3.5* for what is an astonishingly vivid, punchy and well-written novella. I don't know if the storyline's really enough to give it more. The nameless narrator is an Irish advertis...

from Kayla.Krantz

This book hooked me in with a very intense (albeit twisted) account from the main character of the story (who also happens to be the author and remains anonymous). The author's reflection of abuse and a slide into alcoholism ensues. Based on the writing alone, I decided to give this book five sta...