God hates us all

Well, if you were a fan of Californication as I was, you might have fun reading Hank Moody's God Hates Us All that he wrote before the series begins. It is not great literature, but it is interesting to see what the show runners imagined as his bestseller and propulsion into the debauchery and leche Leggi tutto

This is a very quick read. When I first opened the book to read it, I was expecting the story from Californication, of how Hank Moody has sex with a minor, with no knowledge of her age. Ask me why I thought this and I wouldn't be able to tell you. Needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised. Unsure o Leggi tutto

When I started reading this, a clear 5 stars. Why? It sounded like Hank Moody from sentence one! That was all this book needed to be. A TV tie in that would have you believe Hank Moody actually wrote it! That was all it needed to be! As I progressed............4 stars. And as I got further, and ended. Leggi tutto

Enjoyed this book. Relationships, drugs, lust and love. It's a book about life/growing-up. Fun read and very comical at times!

This is a book I was attracted to because of its title and had some assumptions made already but it turned out to be totally opposite of what I had thought it to be. Once the shock about the nature of book was over and I got the hang of it, I started to enjoy. Its very light and quick read. It has n Leggi tutto

Fictional books - as in, the ones that don't exist in the real world - always intrigue me. When I read Wonder Boys by Chabon, I wanted to read the collective works of Grady Tripp and those of "the first real writer" Tripp ever knew - August Van Zorn. So it goes without saying, when Californication c Leggi tutto

So I picked this up at the library because I was intrigued by the title. And it looked like a quick read. But something was definitely odd. There's a red blurb on the cover that says "As featured on the hit Showtime series Californication" which I have never seen. It says it's written by Hank Moody