This humorous and sincere memoir by cabaret artist Cameron Esposito covers themes such as gender, sexuality, feminism, and her Catholic youth that prepared her for a career as an out lesbian comedian.
About the book
Cameron Esposito once wanted to become a priest, but became a stand-up comedian. She tells her own, queer story without clichés like make-overs or wedding plans. This book is an honest and positive story about self-acceptance and finding your place.
Contents
- Relatable and funny memories of coming out, even at a Catholic university without a non-discrimination policy
- How a circus performance can help you improve as a comedian
- Accepting yourself, even as a gender-nonconforming child with an eyepatch
- Stories about puberty, love, career, and sex in Rome
Target audience and language
The book is suitable for adults interested in autobiographies, LGBTQ+ themes, and humor. The language is English at an average level, suitable for self-study or education.
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