Pharmacology, Christopher Herz
Pharmacology, Christopher Herz
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Pharmacology

Author: Christopher Herz

Narrator: Kate Rudd

Unabridged: 6 hr 15 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 09/25/2012

Categories: Fiction, Women


Synopsis

1993. San Francisco. The digital and pharmaceutical industries are booming. They’re looking for the young, the hip, and those on the counterculture fringe to be both the face and consumer of their new world order. Recruited by an advertising agency focused on targeting a new drug to her own age demographic, Sarah Striker is grateful for the steady income, but she begins to question the side effects of the products she’s pushing.A kinetic, hyper-stylized jolt of pure energy, Herz delivers a strong follow-up to his debut novel, The Last Block in Harlem. Full of vibrant characters and razor-sharp dialogue, Pharmacology captures the voice of the Internet generation with style, heart, and soul.

About Christopher Herz

From selling his books on the streets of New York City, to having his first novel, The Last Block in Harlem, published and read across the globe, Christopher Herz has not taken the traditional literary route. His follow up novel, Pharmacology, continues in his tradition of taking readers into a reality they don’t want to believe, but cannot turn themselves away from. Christopher lives with his wife in Brooklyn and is constantly working towards his mission of connecting the people of the world through literature.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Sam on December 16, 2011

It is always with in-trepidation that you start the second novel from an author, when you loved their first. It was with this in mind that I started Pharmacology by Christopher Herz. Would the book be as good as the first? Was this author just a one hit wonder? Could he continue his writing form int......more

Goodreads review by Cyrus on December 07, 2011

Continuing with the first-person style that drew readers to his debut novel, author Christopher Herz is back with another literary treat that takes you into a world where nothing is ever as it seems. Our narrator Sarah finds out firsthand that when life happens it can disrupt the most simple of plan......more

Goodreads review by Mrs. Heather on December 25, 2011

This is The Time Capsule you NEED to break open! Read this novel NOW! For those of you who lived life through trial and error in the 90's, Pharmacology offers you an opportunity to shake your head and remember all of those experiences that should have left you rocking in a fetal position in the corne......more

Goodreads review by Kathy on January 03, 2012

Finding what your are looking for never looks like you think it will"... A perception of Sarah Striker.. and can be applied to most of the human race. Pharmacology is a interesting mix of cultures an worlds that intertwine in one womans path in life for a time.. Characters are colorful and unique al......more

Goodreads review by Kasa on January 17, 2012

This novel has caused me to open a new virtual shelf. The digital revolution is so recent, so immediater we are barely aware that the world has changed so irrevocably in such a short time. Sarah Striker ius a good soul who moves to San Francisco in order to make the most money possible to help her a......more


Quotes

“In a word: Mind-blowing…An intriguing fusion of poignant coming-of-age tale and skull crushing social commentary…Powered by a soundtrack featuring Public Enemy, Jeru the Damaga, and Digable Planets, Pharmacology is one of those cool full immersion reads.” Unabashedly Bookish“This gripping novel, written in an eye-catching style that many have already compared to Chuck Palahniuk, will suck readers in and keep them hooked until the very end. The story is unique, the depictions of 90s-era San Francisco are gritty and real, and the main character is a fascinating, multifaceted study of human morality.” San Francisco Book ReviewPharmacology is a bold and edgy dive into a world dominated by corporate greed that eventually consumes the person who seeks to expose it.” ―Neon Tommy, Annenberg Digital News