Summary:
The memoir recounts the comedian's tumultuous year during which she was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, lost her mother unexpectedly, and went through a breakup, all while her career was taking off. It offers a candid and humorous look at personal tragedy and the journey of healing and self-discovery that followed.
Key points:
1. Facing Death: Notaro's memoir explores personal tragedies, including her mother's death and her own cancer diagnosis. It highlights the growth and understanding that can come from confronting mortality.
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