Love Street, pulp romance for modern women

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Visually arresting and irresistibly funny, this faux 1980s pulp love magazine is the ultimate beach read or coffee table accessory, perfect for broken-hearted girls who will always love again. Have you ever hooked up with a homeless hottie who stole your heart and your snacks? Or flaked on friends after meeting the “perfect” guy, only to find out he has undiagnosed personality disorders? Leah Rachel shares her hilarious and relatable experiences in this vibrantly illustrated book about love, resilience, and the chaotic journey of womanhood. Featuring quizzes, recipes for the lost, mad libs, puzzles, horoscopes, and raw personal essays, it offers candid advice on sex, drugs, dating, self-esteem, body image, and crashing into love. This unique work of pulp art is both aspirational and cringingly relatable, celebrating the messy realities of life. It’s for any woman willing to wear her heart on her sleeve, no matter how many times it’s been through the washer. Paper dolls included.