Comedian Suzy Soro's latest book is memoir done right. It's self-effacing without being too earnest, hilarious without being too blunt, and spot on when it comes to secrets, and her family is rife with secrets. To survive requires armor and Soro is properly suited for this work. She deftly blends her particular brand of humor with the heartbreak of caring for her mother, who lives in France. Soro spent all her summers in Europe and went to college in Paris but hasn't been back in twenty years. Can she leave Los Angeles and try and mend the rifts with her mother that have plagued them over a lifetime? Although her “privileged poverty,” some odd health woes, and a highly critical mother could weigh down a memoir, Soro’s skill as a comedy writer pairs with her acerbic and simultaneously charming tone to take the reader through a series of French nightmares. It's one calamity after another and as the weeks drag on, it doesn't look like the problems will end or that Soro will ever master the metric system as well as she masters wine and pastries.
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I'm a writer, standup comedian, and actress. You might have seen me on Seinfeld, in the episode where I got the last chocolate babka, ranked 25 out of all 169 episodes of Seinfeld. Or you might have seen me on Curb Your Enthusiasm, where Larry David calls me an asshole because I refuse to take off my sunglasses when we're inside eating lunch. I've traveled the world doing standup comedy, working for both the USO and MWR. I also toured the United States and Canada with my own comedy group, Single, Married & Divorced. My first memoir, Celebrity sTalker, is about all the Hollywood celebrities I've annoyed over the years. Mommy Tried to Kill Me is my second memoir. I've also been published in four anthologies, all available on Amazon. I live in Los Angeles, waiting for the next earthquake to kill all my enemies. Follow me on Twitter @hotcomestodie, Facebook at Suzy Soro. Also on Medium, Google +, Ello, Tumblr, and social media platforms that haven't been invented yet.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Comedian Suzy Soro's latest book is memoir done right. It's self-effacing without being too earnest, hilarious without being too blunt, and spot on when it comes to secrets, and her family is rife with secrets. To survive requires armor and Soro is properly suited for this work. She deftly blends her particular brand of humor with the heartbreak of caring for her mother, who lives in France. Soro spent all her summers in Europe and went to college in Paris but hasn't been back in twenty years. Can she leave Los Angeles and try and mend the rifts with her mother that have plagued them over a lifetime? Although her "privileged poverty," some odd health woes, and a highly critical mother could weigh down a memoir, Soro's skill as a comedy writer pairs with her acerbic and simultaneously charming tone to take the reader through a series of French nightmares. It's one calamity after another and as the weeks drag on, it doesn't look like the problems will end or that Soro will ever master the metric system as well as she masters wine and pastries. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781544258263
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