Superstars

<p><b>'[A] French cult classic... Think: lesbian DJ love triangles, anticonformists, grainy MTV and designer drugs' <i>Playboy</i></b></p><p><b>'The literary queen of the Paris techno scene' <i>Guardian</i></b></p><p>Paris, late 90s: at the centre of the city's queer techno scene, musician Louise lives in a haze of parties, drugs and hooking up. A group of women orbits her magnetic DJ ex-girlfriend Alex; as they bar hop, go to each other's sets and climb into each other's beds, Louise struggles to make rent and work on her own electronic music.</p><p>Then comes what should be her big moment: Louise gets a life-changing record contract, but she has no idea what she wants. Pulled between her ex-boyfriend Nikki and her old life in rock bands and a volatile new crush in her techno world, Louise begins careening off the rails, leaving chaos in her wake.</p><p>Raw, caustic and pulsing with the music that enraptured a generation, <i>Superstars</i> is an electrifying immersion in Paris's 90s rave scene by a cult author who lived it all.</p>