Everyone You Hate is Going to Die
topics, he is also relatively young and has a stated goal of being edgy. Sometimes this results in well made and thought provoking points; other times it just feels like an attempt at shock humor. There are long asides in the book talking about what he thinks the publisher will or will not let him get away with, as well as footnotes where he talks directly to the audience. It's well done but polarizing - definitely read a couple pages before you buy to make sure you’ll enjoy the style and humor.
I really enjoyed Everyone You Hate; I’ve always appreciated Sloss’s approach to life and this iteration was no different. As good as the writing was though, my favorite part of the book was the easter egg hidden under the dust jacket of the hardcover. It’s perfectly on brand for Daniel Sloss and whoever designed it deserves a raise. The Guinness, I think, is a self-explanatory pairing. I bought it purely for the picture, but turns out I like it more than I remembered. A win-win!