Daisy Jones & the Six isn’t told like most novels. Taylor Jenkins Reid structures the story as an oral history,…
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Kaveh Akbar’s “Martyr!” is a bold, emotional novel that wrestles with loss, purpose, addiction, identity and the hard work of…
Hubert Selby Jr.’s “Requiem for a Dream” is one of those novels that stays with you long after you close…
If you love your crime thrillers with a side of recovery realness and a main character who walks the razor’s…
“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…
“Demon Copperhead isn’t just a novel—it’s a punch to the gut and a balm for the soul, all wrapped in…
Welcome to the latest installment of Addiction Fiction in The Sober Curator Library! This time, we’re diving into a thriller…
A Story of Resilience and Hope At the heart of “Coyote Queen,” we find Fud, short for Felicity. She’s a…