In 'Lying Drunk,' journalist Tony Hicks shares his profound journey through alcohol addiction, detailing the lies that built his life and the pain caused to loved ones. The book combines humor with stark truths about alcoholism, illustrating the emotional weight carried even in sobriety. Across 12 engaging chapters, Hicks uses laughter as a means to connect with readers, ensuring the narrative remains relatable and approachable. His reflections reveal not just personal struggle, but also insights into the destructive nature of addiction and the hard work required to maintain sobriety.
"Humor's always been my tool, since I was a kid. Who wants to read a super-serious book telling people what they need to do? This isn't a self-help book."
"It's a comfortable way for a reader to get into your story, warm up to you, and feel like you and the material are approachable."
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