I really like Alex Robinson. I have fond memories of discovering Box Office Poison for the first time after graduating college, so I was excited to see a new (to me, at least) title from Robinson. It's just as rich and complex as BOP, if a little more melancholy. 
 I didn't like it as much as BOP, though, but I think that's more to do with me than with the writing or art. It's a very realistic portrayal of the growing pains in adult friendships and relationships, and I think that I was looking for more of an escape than this particular volume offered. It's definitely worth reading once.