Inside the Cell: Loneliness, Addiction, and Being a Man

What happens to a man when everything he wants is available at the click of a button, and none of it makes him happy?Inside the Cell is a raw, funny, and brutally honest account of growing up male in the internet age. Part memoir, part cultural autopsy, it traces one man's descent into addiction, loneliness, and the slow decay of a man with no purpose.From pornography to gaming to prostitutes to pizza, this is a book about the frictionless world we built for ourselves and what it quietly cost us. It is also about absent fathers, Disney films, evolutionary psychology, and the difference between the life you imagined and the one you ended up living.Honest to the point of discomfort. Occasionally very funny. And more relevant than anyone would like it to be.

Pages: 168, Paperback, Independently published