Exploring the cannabis underground, this collection features true stories from award-winning journalist Mike Sager, who previously served as a drugs correspondent for Rolling Stone. The narratives reveal the quirky and often humorous aspects of marijuana culture, showcasing Sager's unique perspective and engaging writing style. Through these dispatches, readers are invited to delve into the world of marijuana and its associated antics.
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Mike Sager est un auteur et reporter acclamé dont le travail se caractérise par une exploration approfondie de la psychologie humaine et un style narratif distinctif. Ancien rédacteur pour le Washington Post et contributeur à Rolling Stone, Sager plonge dans les complexités de personnages captivants et de situations moralement ambiguës. Sa non-fiction et sa fiction examinent souvent des thèmes tels que l'identité, l'ambition et le conflit intérieur, présentant aux lecteurs des récits provocateurs et inoubliables. Son écriture est célébrée pour son authenticité et sa capacité à capturer l'essence de l'expérience humaine.






Mike Sager's work uniquely blends the ordinary with the extraordinary, capturing moments of tenderness within unsettling contexts. His storytelling emphasizes the human experience, showcasing his ability to illuminate the beauty in life's complexities. This approach has garnered praise from notable figures, highlighting Sager's distinctive voice in journalism.
Revenge of the Donut Boys
True Stories of Lust, Fame, Survival and Multiple Personality
- 358pages
- 13 heures de lecture
Exploring the complexities of modern American life, this collection features seventeen compelling stories that traverse diverse settings, from the aftermath of California's deadliest wildfire to intimate moments with celebrities like Brooke Burke and Ice Cube. Award-winning writer Mike Sager delves into the nation's values, obsessions, and contradictions, presenting a tough yet lyrical narrative. This second edition includes updated material and a new author's note, enhancing the reader's experience of Sager's insightful observations.
Janet's World
The Inside Story of Washington Post Pulitzer Fabulist Janet Cooke
- 92pages
- 4 heures de lecture
The book explores the significant impact of Janet Cooke's journalistic scandal, highlighting it as a precursor to future ethical dilemmas in the media. It examines the implications of her actions on journalism, public trust, and the standards of reporting, serving as a critical reflection on the profession. Through insightful commentary, the narrative delves into the complexities of truth and deception in news media, making it a vital read for those interested in the evolution of journalism and its societal responsibilities.
The Devil and John Holmes
And Other True Stories of Drugs, Porn and Murder
- 190pages
- 7 heures de lecture
Featuring a fresh cover and updated interior illustrations, this edition also includes vintage movie posters, enhancing the visual appeal and nostalgia for fans. The enhancements aim to enrich the reader's experience, making it a visually captivating addition to any collection.
Scary Monsters and Super Freaks
Stories of Sex, Drugs, Rock 'N' Roll and Murder
- 476pages
- 17 heures de lecture
Exploring the darker side of the American dream, this collection features compelling narratives about notorious figures and shocking events. Mike Sager delves into the lives of personalities like Rick James and Savannah, while also addressing significant incidents such as the Rodney King beating and the Heaven's Gate cult suicides. With a distinctive voice and engaging style, Sager offers a unique perspective on true crime, drawing from his experiences as a journalist for major publications. This debut collection showcases his talent in capturing the essence of societal failures.
Set in a society in turmoil, the narrative follows a frustrated father's impulsive decision to embrace a carefree attitude by saying "yes" to everything. This bold choice leads him on a wild and unpredictable adventure, showcasing the chaos and unexpected consequences that arise from breaking societal norms. The novel combines humor and drama, reflecting on personal freedom and the complexities of modern life through a unique and entertaining lens.
The Rise and Fall of a Super Freak: And Other True Stories of Black Men Who Made History
- 116pages
- 5 heures de lecture
The Rise and Fall of a Super Freak: And Other True Stories of Black Men Who Made History, is a collection of stories about American Black men who influenced the direction and zeitgeist of American culture.
Embarking on a seemingly absurd quest, the protagonist sets out for Tahiti with the mission to locate the legendary actor Marlon Brando. This journey unfolds into a captivating exploration of Brando's enigmatic persona and the allure of the South Pacific. As the narrative progresses, it delves into themes of fame, identity, and the search for meaning, blending humor and adventure in a unique quest that challenges perceptions of celebrity and personal connection.
The Someone You're Not
True Stories of Sports, Celebrity, Politics and Pornography-2nd University Edition
- 304pages
- 11 heures de lecture
This fourth collection by bestselling author Mike Sager presents a compelling blend of crime journalism and immersive literary anthropology. His mature writing style captures the essence of real-life stories, drawing readers into the vivid narratives that explore the human experience in the context of crime and culture.
