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M. Price

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Horror, Humor and Comedy, Philosophy

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M. Price may or may not live in the American Midwest. If one should find Price walking alone in the park, please feel free to leave Price alone. Some people say Price is something, but others say Price is definitely not (but defiantly yes), and whether it can really be known, who can know? All we know now is that you will never get this time back.

M. Price’s favorite pizza is pineapple (not Hawaiian as Canadian bacon is for the Goys (Hilary Hahn’s favorite pizza is pepperoni (or so I’ve been informed))).

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Average rating: 3.84 · 32 ratings · 26 reviews · 2 distinct works • Similar authors

	Please Feel Bad I'm Dead (Please Feel Bad #1) 3.81 avg rating — 31 ratings — 3 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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M. Price's Blog: Jhaegar Holdburn's (and M. Price's) Movie Reviews (Cuz

Part Final - (Only) Hold me Once you Go

The BK Stacker plunges into cosmic blackness. Surfing galactic light beams, riding with asteroids alongside Richard Branson. Richard reaches for the Stacker. He takes a bite and finds himself to be limitless. Ascending to relevancy, Richard becomes a virgin star as the Stacker restores itself and Burger King stock rises, finally making M. Price a profit so they may stop trying to pawn their book o Read more of this blog post »

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M. Price and 1 other person liked Logan Rose's review of Please Feel Bad I'm Dead (Please Feel Bad #1): ""If Charlie Kaufman directed this scene from my life and/or death, the lights would be flickering and there'd be cockroaches everywhere... But Kaufman didn't direct this, some dime a dozen studio 'Filmmaker' did." Rarely does a passage of text from a " Read more of this review »
Sep 30, 2025 11:14PM · see review
M. Price liked Samantha Edwards's review of Please Feel Bad I'm Dead (Please Feel Bad #1): "This is like if you took Holden Caulfield and made him a modern edge lord. And then took Alice in Wonderland, removed the whimsy and upped the suicide attempts and removed like 50% of the sense. This is one of those books that a small number of people" Read more of this review »
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M. Price and 1 other person liked Donald Rathburn's review of Please Feel Bad I'm Dead (Please Feel Bad #1): "This book is super unique and I've never read anything like it. I think it's really funny too. The author does a good job of making the main character feel like they're real and we're talking to him. I think it's really good for todays society too be" Read more of this review »
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M. Price liked The Real Kory G's review of Please Feel Bad I'm Dead (Please Feel Bad #1): "Ugh, I still don't know what to think. I won this as a giveaway and I've never read a book like it and don't think I want to again, but it was really an "unforgettable experience" as overused as that phrase is here. While I wish I could erase it from" Read more of this review »
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M. Price made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians Group — This book is not mine, please move it (part 20) topic " Hey there, this is M. Price. Please remove this book from my profile: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... Thanks! ...more "
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M. Price made a comment in the group Goodreads Librarians Group — This book is not mine, please move it (part 18) topic " Hello, My name is M. Price author of Please Feel Bad I'm Dead. Please remove these other three books from my profile as they are not mine. https://www.g ...more "
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“Sometimes all you can do is laugh.”
― M. Price, Please Feel Bad I'm Dead

tags: depression, hope, humor, mental-illness, optimism, suicide

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“Jumpin' Christ, this is too much work. How do people even get these things loaded?”
― M. Price, Please Feel Bad I'm Dead

tags: depression, humor, mental-illness, suicide

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“There are no questions. That’s what really gets me. It’s not the idea that there aren’t any answers and we’re alone in the universe and it’s human curiosity that ultimately wears us down. Saying there are “no answers” implies there are questions to be asked and that’s the thing: there are no questions to be asked. Nothing worth finding out. Nothing to make a difference. Nothing that matters. There are no questions.”
― M. Price, Please Feel Bad I'm Dead

tags: death, depression, existentialism, life, meaning, mental-illness, philosophy, suicide

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