This autobiographical look at Tinder dating is overflowing with wild energy as M. S. Harkness keeps her nose to the grindstone for her college classes, grinds in the gym, grinds it out with her casual sex partners, and grinds her teeth when thinking about her father. It's all very angry and a bit self-destructive but still very fun and sex positive. I'm putting a hold on the sequel at my library. ( )

Spectacular. Beautifully drawn, subtly written, effectively paced, Harkness does everything to needle-sharp effect. The tight lines, exacting detail, and natural dialog allow the underlying emotions to permeate the world, giving the protagonist means to be funny and lonely and angry and open and human. Looking forward to more from this exciting talent. Worth it for the cat, for the backyard page, and for the clown page alone. ( )