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A multisensory, tilt-a-whirl fun house adventure of guiltless teenage rebellion that formerly puritanical readers can live vicariously through, retroactively experiencing every school-ditch drunken escapade. -- Amanda E. K., author of The Risk It Takes to Bloom A synesthetic fireball of beauty, a gut punch in every line...Germaine has recreated the world of young, alternative women of the '90s and their bonds with a grace and fury that it's never had until now. -- Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City A vulnerability manifesto that refuses to be ignored...Heartbreaking and hilarious, all with the perfect soundtrack of sorrow and rage to boot, Germaine is brilliant at masterminding the art of storytelling. -- Hillary Leftwich, author of Aura, a Memoir So good it hurts...Witty, gritty, and flat-out addictive. -- Emily France, author of Zen and Gone With grit, heart, and punk spark, Glory Guitars is a seething anthem of teenage sex and explosive youth. Gogo Germaine is a voice of her generation, a shriek of darkness and life you never knew you needed but won't ever forget. -- Jason Heller, author of Strange Stars

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"Gogo Germaine is a neurodiverse girl in a '90s suburban world, born with a lollipop-swirl brain, goth-kitty heart, and lightning-bolt soul. She won the spelling bee and the D.A.R.E. essay contest in the sixth grade. She was voted ""Most Unique"" in the seventh grade. It was all downhill from there. The rest was the stuff of hysterical after-school specials: stealing cigs, shotgunning PBRs, snorting cocaine, sneaking punk boys into her pink bedroom, and listening to tinny car stereo tunes while glaring into the sun like a muscle-shirt dad. Carrington MacDuffie is a singer and recording artist, who first began reading audiobooks featuring poetry. The recipient of multiple Earphones Awards and six Audi nominations, she has read novels by Jackie Collins, Sun Tzu's The Art of War, Anna Quindlen's Still Life with Bread Crumbs, and Christopher Buckley's Florence of Arabia. She also co-narrated Transgressions: Death's Betrayal by Macmillan Audio. MacDuffe has published her own audiobook, Many Things Invisible, featuring poetry integrated with music and sound."

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