Losing Clementine: A Novel
&#8220;[LOSING CLEMENTINE] is poignant and insightful and also surprisingly funny, thanks to its nasty, charming narrator.&#8221; (Gillian Flynn, New York Times-bestselling author of Gone Girl)&#8220;A breezy, self-deprecating voice that makes for good company...clever dialogue...It&#8217;s tempting to consider [LOSING CLEMENTINE] a Left Coast update of &#8220;Bright Lights, Big City&#8221; ...although Ream&#8217;s Clementine stares down a fate far more dire than that faced by Jay McInerney&#8217;s magazine fact-checker.&#8221; (Kansas City Star)&#8220;This is a novel that allows us to experience how exciting life is, and how fast time can fly, once you truly free yourself to live it.&#8221; (Bust Magazine)&#8220;An entertaining and moody whirlwind. Whether readers love or hate Clementine, they won&#8217;t soon forget her.&#8221; (Publishers Weekly)&#8220;An unexpectedly fresh and humorous voice. Fans of dark comedy should add Ream to their list of authors to watch.&#8221; (Library Journal)&#8220;With her razor wit and over-it-all candor, Clementine makes for a fascinating companion, and Ream manages to craft an engaging and impressive debut without soft-pedaling how very sick Clementine is . . . A hip and hilarious portrait of a crazy person.&#8221; (Kirkus)&#8220;It&#8217;s hard not to fall in love with Clementine Pritchard--she&#8217;s talented, witty, inventive and suicidal. You won&#8217;t want this story to end as you root for the wonderfully lawless and impulsive Clementine.&#8221; (Jessica Anya Blau, author of Drinking Closer to Home)