Oh God Get Out Get Out immerses itself in Moran's anxietywater.
Moran writes on the depths of grief, trauma, mental illness, financial struggles, addiction, loss of friends, and grueling EMS shifts—all contained within the soul of a melancholic death metal enthusiast.
Unflinchingly, this book confronts the darkness head-on, refusing to turn away prematurely. Instead, it bravely embraces the shadows, keeping the specter of death at bay by confronting it directly.
Oh God Get Out Get Out is a beacon of light to bathe in when you want to disappear. When escape becomes inevitable, it will clean house, and it really hopes you'll stay.
