I am my own betrayal

by Guillaume Morissette

I Am My Own Betrayal is a bizarrely comic, profoundly modern, honest, sad, surprising collection of stories and poems. It explores subjects such as anxiety, email relationships, owl people, awkwardness, social networks, humiliations, shortcomings, groundhogs, terrible personal decisions, videogames, coping, girly arms and cat seizures.

Genres: Poetry, Short Stories

102 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2012

Reviews

[Always Becominging]

Dear Guillaume,

I just finished your book. I enjoyed reading it. The last two lines are very good. I read the poems to Carolyn over skype. I am glad you are working on a novel. I just put your book on my bookshelf in the section that has short stories, as opposed to the section that has poetry.

Love,
Jackson

[Stacey Teague]

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[Misti Rainwater-Lites]

I'll return to this one again and again. I'm certain of it. I love the enjambment snubbing poems and the author's cerebral yet not chilly voice. A robot did not write this book.