Between Nowhere and Happiness

by Daniel Kine

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AngieWebber Basically the same concept, although Kine writes with a lot more flare and poetry.
anonymous user Like Jesus Son, Between Nowhere and Happiness follows a young artistic type through Heroin addiction and love.
anonymous user A young poet battling apathy with drugs and other forms of experimental coping methods.

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I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.
I got this as an early reader copy a long time ago thinking it might be a nice change. After picking it up for the 10th time, I finally started getting into it. The book follows a druggie from New York to Guatemala to San Francisco, providing a tiny bit of insight into him and the people he encounters. I would have liked more insight into his thoughts and/or the other characters. It was a superficial glance at someone wasting his life.

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ThingScore 100
...this novel emphasizes the desperation, loneliness and warmth that human connections can bring.

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Sarah G., Broken Pencil
Mar 21, 2011
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This American road novel is authentic enough that you'll swear you can smell the smoke of the thousand cigarettes lit within.
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Common Knowledge

Original title
Between Nowhere and Happiness
Original publication date
2010-01-25
People/Characters
Arthur; Francis; Joey; Norah
Important places
Brooklyn, New York, New York, USA; Mexico City, Mexico; San Francisco, California, USA
First words
I had no good reason for being in New York.

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General Fiction, Fiction and Literature

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Popularity
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Reviews
8
Rating
½ (3.50)
Languages
English
Media
Paper
ISBNs
1