The Mixtape Manifesto: A Pop Culture Confessional
by SW Hammond
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Pub Date Aug 23 2016 | Archive Date Oct 11 2016
Description
A Lost Boy in search of Winnie Cooper with helping of tongue-in-cheek wit and sarcasm.
From music industry professional SW Hammond comes a compilation of provocative essays woven to create the misguided anti-love story of a young man learning about relationships through Axl Rose, Paris Hilton, and Taylor Swift.
Raised on rock n’ roll, Hammond blends an unparalleled view of pop culture and philosophy that plagues his irrational sense of women and what they want. From childhood viewings of Full House leading to his lifelong hatred of John Stamos, his introduction to the Riot Grrrl movement and Kathleen Hanna, to a questionable infatuation with The O.C.’s Summer Roberts—all of your insatiable favorites are mixed with a reflective-Kevin-Arnold-like inner monolog and a bottle of Jack Daniels.
The Mixtape Manifesto: A Pop Culture Confessional is filled with rich photography captured during Hammond’s days on the road while working for Sony Music and Warped Tour, as well as bringing to life the music, movies, and television that has perpetuated his laughable neurotic angst. If you’re ready to take a little mind trip, join in, you just may learn something about your life while reading about his.
From music industry professional SW Hammond comes a compilation of provocative essays woven to create the misguided anti-love story of a young man learning about relationships through Axl Rose, Paris Hilton, and Taylor Swift.
Raised on rock n’ roll, Hammond blends an unparalleled view of pop culture and philosophy that plagues his irrational sense of women and what they want. From childhood viewings of Full House leading to his lifelong hatred of John Stamos, his introduction to the Riot Grrrl movement and Kathleen Hanna, to a questionable infatuation with The O.C.’s Summer Roberts—all of your insatiable favorites are mixed with a reflective-Kevin-Arnold-like inner monolog and a bottle of Jack Daniels.
The Mixtape Manifesto: A Pop Culture Confessional is filled with rich photography captured during Hammond’s days on the road while working for Sony Music and Warped Tour, as well as bringing to life the music, movies, and television that has perpetuated his laughable neurotic angst. If you’re ready to take a little mind trip, join in, you just may learn something about your life while reading about his.
Advance Praise
"There are a lot references to movies, music and a journey of one's life throughout these things. I thought that this book was highly interesting in that I have not read anything like it… I enjoyed reading his debut book, and I highly recommend it to readers everywhere!” —Danielle Urban. 5 Stars
"Big Thumbs Up! If you are ready to take a little mind trip, join in! You really might learn something about your life, while reading about his.” —Bill Mackela, 4.5 Stars
"Twisted and misguided outlook on relationships that we can all relate to! The fusion of music, movies, and current events blends into your own life.” —Alex Nopah, 5 Stars
"Big Thumbs Up! If you are ready to take a little mind trip, join in! You really might learn something about your life, while reading about his.” —Bill Mackela, 4.5 Stars
"Twisted and misguided outlook on relationships that we can all relate to! The fusion of music, movies, and current events blends into your own life.” —Alex Nopah, 5 Stars
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9780997173261 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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