Remember when we lived our lives instead of posting them? Author and artist Michael M. Clements does. In this black-and-white version, era-defining love letter to Generation X, Clements uses poetry, prose, doodles, art, 35mm photography, and analog nostalgia to transport us back to humanity's final non-digital age. Spanning fifteen formative years between ages 18 and 33, from 1988 to 2003-a time of wired phones, mixtapes, and actual eye contact-GenXiled reveals timeless lessons about growing up, falling down, and tuning in before the world logged on.
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