Review by Elizabeth Austin Courtney Kocak’s Girl Gone Wild: The Hollywood Misadventures of a Small-Town Girl (Trio House Press; April 2026) opens with the author at twenty years old, alone in a gray Chevy Corsica, rationing Adderall through the Rockies, and belting Lisa Loeb into the Utah dark. She’s driving through the night on nothing but a cassette wired into a Discman and sheer will, and by the time a stranger’s headlights pull up beside her…
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