Everybody Loves Our Town

With so many stories from the grunge scene, I'm curious how the selection was made to create this cohesive narrative. Was it about prominence, availability, or personal connection?

The book brought back so many memories of that time, but I wonder if it also made others reflect on how the scene influenced their own lives or music tastes.

Most histories focus on the major cities like Seattle, but this book emphasizes our town's contributions. I’d love to know what drew the author to this specific angle.