I Can't Feel My Face: 1 (The Altar Collective Presents...) - Tapa blanda

"I Can't Feel My Face" is a heartbreakingly brief collection of confessional essays written by Kris Kidd and compiled by The Altar Collective. A native Angeleno and working fashion model with a penchant for social media oversharing and self-destruction, Kidd’s tumultuous adolescence boasts an abundance of shocking stories to tell— and he does so shamelessly, with a unique voice and an unbreakable spirit you won’t soon forget.

The Altar Collective Presents... "I Can't Feel My Face" is a collection of six essays written by Kris Kidd, a self-proclaimed twenty-year-old train wreck from Los Angeles with a penchant for social media over sharing and self destruction. Kidd is the American youth as seen through a funhouse mirror – fractured and disjointed. Almost caricature – like in his mannerisms, he is either the most brutally honest, or the most frightening comedic depiction of the current generation that has been seen yet.