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book2006

I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell

Disciplines:
memoir
comedy/humor

Summary

Tucker Max's collection of stories about his sexual misadventures and hard-drinking lifestyle — one of the first and most successful blog-to-book transitions, founding the 'fratire' genre.

Core Contribution

Founding text of the 'fratire' genre: unapologetic male hedonism as a narrative subject. One of the first major examples of blog-to-book publishing: Max built an audience online before securing a traditional book deal. Sold over 1.5 million copies. Culturally significant as an expression of early 2000s male culture and as a publishing model.

Historical Influences

Charles Bukowski Hunter S. Thompson

Intellectual Lineage

Humor Writing Blog Publishing

Allied Works

Hilarity Ensues Mate Assholes Finish First

Contemporaries & Peers

Hilarity Ensues Mate

Minds Influenced

Fratire Genre

Intellectual Posterity

Fratire Genre Blog-to-Book Publishing

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