Twisted stories, bone-chilling poems, and harrowing yet humorous comix that deal with failed relationships, religious cults, loneliness, and drugs, penned with razor-sharp precision.

King Of The Roadkills

Literature & Fiction

Sinister, Bucky

United States

Manic D Press, Inc.

Whiskey &amp; Robots is more than just a collection of poetry from one of America's freshest young voices. It's a book about reaching a point where our passion is all we have. It's Buddhas drinking beer from plastic cups. It's an afternoon spent plucking halos from fallen angels. It's an unswerving goal to live and experience life, to defy spiritual death.

WHISKEY & ROBOTS

Arts & Photography

Gorsky Press

Bucky Sinister recounts his life through the sound of punk rock in this loud, fast, poetic memior. His love affair with punk comes full circle as he learns to hate it and then learns to love it again. The pieces in this book take us from his Southern roots, his brief stay in St. Louis, and his journey to California on a quest for punk bliss. Sinister finds himself in Oakland, where he gets exactly what he wanted, but it may just kill him. From recounts of specific shows to metaphorical dreams of Abraham Lincoln to the tragic stories of circus elephants, All Blacked Out &amp; Nowhere to Go mixes tragedy and comedy into a book that's louder and faster than any book of its kind.

ALL BLACKED OUT & NOWHERE TO GO

A (Former) Skeptic’s Guide to the 12-Step Program Knowledge from a personal journey. Experiences with addiction vastly differ, but something can be learned from everyone’s journey—especially those who achieve sobriety. Author Bucky Sinister penned this book because he had something to share from his own journey, a realization that completely changed his outlook on recovery. This smart and snide book is his testament to the effectiveness of the 12-Step Program, a path to recovery that he never expected to go down (and work). A tough-love approach to recovery. As a poet, author, and comedian, Sinister doesn’t hold back from speaking the truth in this book. He speaks bluntly about addiction and his own struggles with it. Sinister appeals to those who are turned off by the usual recovery self-helps. He talks straight to readers who struggle to buy into the effectiveness of the 12-Step Program—particularly those like Sinister, an atheist, who have problems with the “higher power” concept intertwined with the program. A different kind of “self-help”. Sinister’s book presents itself as self-help, but don’t expect it to have the same tone as others you’ve read. The book is full of Sinister’s comedic touch, colorful language, and stories from “scumbags” that contain life-saving wisdom. An unabashed testimony to Sinister’s personal journey to sobriety and those of others, this recovery book is sure to educate, entertain, and inspire. Read Bucky Sinister’s Get Up: A 12-Step Guide to Recovery for Misfits, Freaks, and Weirdos and find… A different outlook on the 12-Step Program Raw and honest stories of addiction and staying sober A source of both light laughter and cutting wisdom for those on the path to recovery Readers of books such as The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober; Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions; and Staying Sober Without God will find further guidance and inspiration in Get Up, which should be the next book for you.

Get Up: A 12-Step Guide to Recovery for Misfits, Freaks, and Weirdos (Addiction Recovery and Al-Anon Self-Help Book)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Addiction & Recovery

Conari Press

There are no old drug addicts. That's what everyone says, at least. So how did Chuck get to his forty-third birthday and find himself still neck-deep in this scene? He knows he's the creepy old guy with the drugs or the guy who's too old to be at the party doing everyone else's drugs, but if it ain't broke ... Well, he manages to make it to work at the dwarf whale distributor every day. He may hate that his dearly seedy San Francisco has become overrun with Starbucks, startups, and Lululemon moms, but he makes do every month for the rent-controlled apartment he shares with roommates he never sees. It's not perfect, but it's livable. In the end, though, every addict has that one special vice that can tip them from relatively functional to completely unhinged. For Chuck, it's a new drug that doesn't even have a name yet; it's just a smokable, everlasting gobstopper of mellow high. But when chunks of time begin to disappear and rearrange themselves , he wonders if this really is just another life-ruining drug or if it's something straight out of a Philip K. Dick universe. Word on the street is that this

Black Hole: A Novel

Soft Skull

Time Bomb Snooze Alarm is a menagerie of strange people and stranger moments that linger in the dark hallway of Sinister's life. The poems are snapshots from his life and of the oddball characters in a pre dotcom San Francisco. Although not a sequel to All Blacked Out &amp; Nowhere to Go, this hilarious book is a companion piece, delving deeper into the surreal instances of drugs and alcohol, from moments of meth psychosis to the brutality of withdrawal.

Time Bomb Snooze Alarm

Poetry

Write Bloody Publishing

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