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About this book
A funny, smart, and gently irreverent look at the hipster phenomenon told through one man's journey to become its consummate example
I'm sorry, it's over. You just don't seem to know who you are. I can't be with somebody who doesn't know who they are . . . Â
Brokenhearted, newly alone, and sobbing so hard there was enough snot coming out his nose to give an elephant a phlegm transplant, Matt Granfield decided the best way to find himself, to truly know who he was, was to become someone else. Already a bit of a hipster, and with his ex's words ringing in his ears, Matt embarked on a journey to try to become the hippest person on the planetâthe world's Ultimate Hipster. The quest began innocuously enoughâvisiting trendy cafĂ©s, selling homemade jewelry at a market stall, and writing poetryâbut it quickly spiraled out of control. Soon there were National Bike Polo Championships to attend, tattoo parlors to visit, bands to start, and organic vegetables to grow. But would all these hipster adventures help Matt find himself, and to truly know who he is? This hilarious and endearing tale of one man's heartache and his subsequent quest to find himself is a must read for anyone who's ever tried (and perhaps failed) to be cool.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Imprint
- Dedication
- Quote
- Contents
- Chapter 01 Hiptroduction
- Chapter 02 Hipsterature
- Chapter 03 Look like youâre homeless
- Chapter 04 Hipknit
- Chapter 05 Hipsternomics-The Market Stall Part I
- Chapter 06 Hipster shopping
- Chapter 07 Hipsternomics-The market stall part II
- Chapter 08 The ultimate hipster tattoo
- Chapter 09 What is hipster music
- Chapter 10 The ultimate hipster band
- Chapter 11 Hipsterecording
- Chapter 12 Trixie the fixie
- Chapter 13 The national bike courier bike polo championships
- Chapter 14 The hipsternet
- Chapter 15 Vegetarianism
- Chapter 16 I drink so much coffee I get high
- Chapter 17 I dial 000 because someone is being murdered in my backyard
- Chapter 18 Hipsterdrunk
- Chapter 19 Hip and run
- Acknowledgements
- Dirty Deeds by Mark Evans
- Mosh Potatoes by Steve Seabury
- Mum Had Kingswood- Tales from the life and mind of Rosso by Tim Ross
- Donât Tell Mum . . . by Paul Carter
- Is That Thing Diesel by Paul Carter
- This is not a Drill by Paul Carter
- Contact Allen & Unwin
- Contact Matt Granfield