Chomp Press Pull

<p><strong>Parsons' writing hits right to the core conjuring smells of grandma's kitchen and summoning the feeling of scratchy shag carpet on a hot summer's day.</strong> Jocelyn Mackenzie Recording Artist Righteous Babe Records</p><p>Growing up in a time when sensory dysregulation wasn't in our vocabulary felt like a daily obstacle course-the victory being not throwing up in the backseat of a hot Buick station wagon or the pure freedom to dance one's heart out in the wood paneled family room of 1985 while The Cars told you to Shake it Up.</p><p>A romp through popular culture of the 1980s <em>Chomp Press Pull </em>untangles the irritation bliss and reality of feeling many things-on your skin and in your nostrils. Think of it like a sticker album: scratch-and-sniff memories glittering moments of euphoria and real-life baubles you can almost hold.</p><p>Do you crave cool air a tension-free neck hairless arms and the quiet hum of home? If so this collection of peppermint and dirt-flavored essays might just feel like a release.</p>