If recovery had a sense of humour, it would sound like this.
The Last Glass is a darkly funny, razor-sharp poetry collection that dismantles drinking culture, self-delusion, and the eerie silence of sobriety. With biting wit and gut-punching honesty, this book captures the spirals, the regrets, the "just one more" lies, and the ghost of alcohol that lingers long after you stop drinking.
From the laugh-out-loud absurdity of wine memes and boozy brunches to the raw reckoning of 3 a.m. Google searches, these poems navigate the reality of quitting-where nostalgia fights reason, and the hardest part isn't stopping, but staying stopped.
Perfect for fans of Kaveh Akbar (Calling a Wolf a Wolf), Melissa Broder (So Sad Today), and Hollie McNish (Slug), The Last Glass will make you laugh, flinch, and-just maybe-rethink what "just one" really means.
✔ For anyone questioning their drinking habits
✔ For those who have quit or are trying to
✔ For anyone who enjoys poetry that punches first and hugs later
Read now and discover what stays when the drinking stops.