Found at the dollar store. Registered in Centreville, Virginia, USA.

Cleaning off the bookshelves and decided to continue this one on its journey. It's available on audio at the library if I decide I want to listen to it. If so, I'll edit this entry with my thoughts.

Reading this memoir, I discovered that as much as I love Martin Short's movies (Merlin and Inner Space are particular favorites), I'm not too excited about his improv characters. But that's okay. This is his life story so far, unexpectedly equal parts funny, sad, lewd, and contemplative. The ceaseless name dropping would be annoying if it weren't for the fact that Toronto in the 1980s was teeming with soon-to-be-famous talent. If you're a fan of SCTV, early SNL, and Canadian comedy (and of course Martin Short in particular), you'll probably enjoy this.

One of the many books given away at the 2018 Gaithersburg Book Festival.

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