MU3E3

In this book we get to see more of Nate as one of his other writing personas , and him gets all too personal. Here we get to see him let the words guide him as he talks about his many muses and as he ends the book he leaves us only wanting more with such lines like "daddy issues, good thing I wrote for magazines I was their father". While utilizing many of his writing techniques we grew to love throughout the book he manages to never get too predictable or dull. Using each rhyme the perfect amount of times. Most arguable (content and theme wise) one of his best works yet.