Hey you guys, this episode of other people is brought to you by nine months. Paula Bomer's debut novel available this August from Soho Press.

An unrepentantant satire and lacerating denouncement of mommy culture, nine months is the story of an artist,

unexpectedly pregnant for the third time, and desperate to reclaim an identity separate from her family. She leaves her husband and

children for a cross-country odyssey marked with drugs and casual sex in the hope of

retracing the steps that led to a life more artless and tame than she ever imagined for herself.

Marcy Dermanski calls nine months, quote, deliciously, dangerously rogue, and Sam Lipside says, quote, words like tough and honest don't quite do justice to the fiction of Paula Bomer.

The perfect summer read for young mothers, heavy drinkers, doubtful churchgoers, militant vegans, skateboarding pros from the 80s, sassy librarians, social smokers, and small business owners.

Nine months is available for pre-order now and will be in stores on August 21st.

For an excerpt and a full list of reviews, visit SohoPress.com.

Soho Press, independently publishing bold new voices in literature since 1986.

It's a book.

You can read it.

Go and get it.

Oh my God.

You are not alone.

You have found other people.

You and I have a friend in common.

Every stupid thing that a writer could do I've done.

I think it's really beautiful.

Jesus, did it what I struggle, you know?

It was incredible.

It was like your head exploded, seeing what was really there.

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