Catered by Reva Sherrard
“Gorilla and the Bird” by Zach McDermott
Remember “The Truman Show,” in which Jim Carrey plays a man who discovers he’s living inside a television show? Now think about that being a delusional psychiatric disorder. Well, Zach McDermott had it. A thrilling memoir filled with heart and heartache. ~Jon
“Don’t Pay the Ferryman” by Stern, Gillis, Buscema, & Warner
This collection of Doctor Strange comics from the 1970s is a tour de force of classic sci-fantasy writing and art, spectacular cheese, chest hair, memorably derpy supporting characters, hilarious one-liners, chest hair, genuinely great storytelling, and chest hair. I really do love this book. ~Reva
This is an amazing and heartfelt graphic novel. I haven’t read anything quite like it. ~David
“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck” by Mark Manson
“In life, we have a limited amount of f*cks to give. So you must choose your f*cks wisely.” Manson makes many interesting and genuinely useful points about practical self-awareness, responsibility, and psychological boundaries in this funny anti-self-improvement book. ~Reva
“Existentialism Is a Humanism” by Jean-Paul Sartre
This classic lecture by Sartre is a clearly expressed and deeply felt exploration of the responsibilities of existence. ~Reva
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