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Swipe. Sip. Repeat.
Dating in the modern world is a strange choreography — equal parts hope, humor, and the quiet panic of wondering if you’re the only one still pretending to have fun.
From the bars where playlists become love languages to the bathroom stalls where we hide from small talk, James Perez maps the awkward, electric, and unfiltered moments that make up today’s connections. With the same wit and observational honesty as his debut Occupied: A Field Guide to the Quiet Angst of Public Restrooms, Perez turns his lens on nightlife, dating apps, and the human need to matter to someone — even if only for a night.
Warm, funny, and painfully relatable, Swipe, Sip, Repeat is part memoir, part social commentary, and all heart — a guide for anyone who’s ever stayed out too late, sent the risky text, or stared at a typing bubble that never became words.
Swipe. Sip. Repeat.
Dating in the modern world is a strange choreography — equal parts hope, humor, and the quiet panic of wondering if you’re the only one still pretending to have fun.
From the bars where playlists become love languages to the bathroom stalls where we hide from small talk, James Perez maps the awkward, electric, and unfiltered moments that make up today’s connections. With the same wit and observational honesty as his debut Occupied: A Field Guide to the Quiet Angst of Public Restrooms, Perez turns his lens on nightlife, dating apps, and the human need to matter to someone — even if only for a night.
Warm, funny, and painfully relatable, Swipe, Sip, Repeat is part memoir, part social commentary, and all heart — a guide for anyone who’s ever stayed out too late, sent the risky text, or stared at a typing bubble that never became words.