It’s the novel that Marissa Stapley long wanted to write — a story that lifts the lid off the music scene of the 1990s.

But she had more on her mind than simply delivering a potent evocation of what she considers to be a watershed moment in our history — “the last era we had of a really definable culture before the internet.”

The Lightning Bottles tackles misogyny and the pitfalls of fame in the music industry{ai:summary}<p>Marissa Stapley's novel, "The Lightning Bottles," explores the music scene of the 1990s, highlighting its significance as a defining cultural moment prior to the internet's rise. The story aims to capture the essence of that era and its impact on society. </p><p>#culture</p>

Author interview: Marissa Stapley

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