Addiction fiction isn’t just about substance use disorders; it’s about people — their choices, their pain, and their growth. At…
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ADDICTION FICTION: Addiction fiction is a newer genre of literature that explores the theme of addiction and recovery. These works of fiction often revolve around characters struggling with substance abuse and the emotional, physical, and psychological toll it takes on their lives. They may also delve into the complex dynamics of addiction within relationships and families. Addiction fiction typically focuses on themes of redemption, personal growth, and the journey toward recovery. By exploring these themes, addiction fiction can provide a powerful and relatable message.
In Richland, bats have gotten into the nuclear waste dump. Irradiated, they wantonly bite people around this eastern Washington city.…
“Confessions of an English Opium-Eater” is a true story, written in 1821 by Thomas De Quincey about his experiences with…
If you love your crime thrillers with a side of recovery realness and a main character who walks the razor’s…
“The Lost Weekend” takes us into the depths of addiction as it follows a five-day binge taken by the main…
“Trainspotting” by Irvine Welsh is a raw and gritty novel that tells the story of a group of young men…
At The Sober Curator, we’re always looking for stories that crack open the complexities of addiction, recovery, and family dynamics.…
In Shine of the Ever, Claire Rudy Foster crafts a collection of short stories that hums with the spirit of…
Let’s be honest. If cocaine and celebrities are your idea of a good time—but so is growth, redemption, and finally…
“Demon Copperhead isn’t just a novel—it’s a punch to the gut and a balm for the soul, all wrapped in…
In a world that never seems to stop spinning, our minds often mirror the frenetic pace. Amy Liz-Harrison, host of…
Sam Lansky’s Broken People explores a young man’s search for healing from self-induced anxieties driven by a constant, judging inner…
Welcome to the latest installment of Addiction Fiction in The Sober Curator Library! This time, we’re diving into a thriller…
Claire Rudy Foster’s novel The Rain Artist, released in 2024, delivers a dystopian vision of our planet’s not-so-distant future, where…
A Story of Resilience and Hope At the heart of “Coyote Queen,” we find Fud, short for Felicity. She’s a…
In I’ve Never Done This Before, Claire Rudy Foster invites readers into a raw, deeply human world of characters shaped…
In the bustling world of storytelling, finding your unique voice and achieving your writing goals can feel daunting. Aspiring authors,…
Hey Recovery Readers and Sober Book Enthusiasts, September is National Recovery Month, a time dedicated to celebrating the strength and…
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live on the streets, where every day is a battle for survival?…
Walking into a quaint, locally owned bookstore in Crested Butte, I stumbled upon Margo’s Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe. As a…
“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid is a captivating story of fame, love, and the hidden…
In The Lower Power, Michele Miller’s upcoming addiction fiction novel, there’s a new drug running rampant in New York. If…
I found out after reading Cherry that the book was semi-autobiographical and that Walker wrote it from prison. That makes…
Rachel is one of those alcoholics who has lost her job but gets dressed and takes the train to the…
The first of Lawrence Block’s books featuring gumshoe Matthew Scudder I reviewed was Eight Million Ways to Die, which was…
I found this book on a list of addiction-themed novels, but it is not what I would categorize as “addiction…
This is a beautifully written book that is quite different from the usual action-packed “Addiction Fiction” thrillers and crime stories…
Lawrence Block has written 22 books featuring Matthew Scudder, his ex-cop/unlicensed private detective. Eight Million Ways to Die is the…
Anyone who reads crime fiction is familiar with the alcoholic ex-cop private investigator character. Randy Chalmers is an ex-cop who…
This is the first book by Michele Miller that I have read, and it was excellent. It starts as a…