PAINFULLY FUNNY - UNCOMFORTABLY HONEST - ODDLY INSPIRING

For twenty years, Joshua Deen built his life around alcohol. As a Los Angeles musician and self-described professional drinker, the party never really stopped until the consequences caught up. Strained relationships. Empty mornings. A life quietly revolving around the next drink. Last Call, Stupid is a painfully funny, uncomfortably honest memoir about alcohol addiction, denial, and what it actually takes to quit drinking without rehab, without a 12-step program, and without calling yourself powerless.

This book is for:

The sober curious

Anyone trying to maintain sobriety

High-functioning drinkers questioning their habits

People who love someone struggling with alcohol

Anyone looking for an alternative path to recovery

Inside, you’ll find:

A raw look at a 20-year drinking career in Los Angeles nightlife

Dark humor and brutal self-awareness

Insight into the mindset behind a Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

A practical, self-directed approach to quitting on your own terms

Hope that life after alcohol can be clearer, calmer, and actually better

If you’re tired of the chaos alcohol creates but don’t connect with traditional recovery language, this story proves you’re not broken, and you’re not powerless. You can quit. You can rebuild. And you can do it your way.