OMG so excited to read this. Thank you for the recommendation. I do love her to begin with – looking forward to reading.
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Just a heads up that it’s sad. Also, there is a lot of cussing in it. I highly recommend the audiobook because viola Davis reads her own memoir. She received a Grammy for her performance reading it.
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WHOA - that is lovely - i will most definitely get the audio book - thanks for the heads up. I do follow her and love her raw truth and bluntness. 
She is amazing and so happy to hear you’ll give it a listen!
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Too much into most situations…
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Ha! I was going to ask if you were okay or if this was a cry for help but I will just say that this is also one of my very frequent re-reads. 
Constant almost.
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I’m good (ish), it was just the first thing that entered my brain 
… Nice of you to care though 
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I am boggled with how long it took my brain to understand this very funny thing you wrote. Goodish here too.
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Jist starting The Nix by Nathan Hill. I loved his novel Wellness, so giving his first one a try. He has a very stream of consciousness/conversational tone that draws me in.
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I still don’t have nice covers since I read on a kindle, anyway I’ve finished this one
Sad, but full of hope too. Addiction is the beast
And I’m starting this one
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I’m listening to the Perry autobiography on audible at the moment too!
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Just got my copy of Mathew Perry’s book… looking forward to reading it
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It’s pretty good, if not slightly self indulgent in a few places. But I find an autobiography should be by default. He’s also unafraid to go and say the ugly stuff. Enjoy it.
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I would have never considered reading books before I could never concentrate on them but have been reading game of Thrones the past 6 days and I am really getting into it
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Currently reading: The Four Last Things by Timothy Hallinan.
Next up: Split Second by David Baldacci.
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All men should read this book. Periods are totally normal but they can F@@king hurt. The hormones just take things to another level.
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After not being able to focus well enough to read for a long time, I just started two books at once that are so interesting that I cannot wait to continue.
The Seven Ages of Death by Richard Shepherd: I think it can be triggering for some, but otherwise a very gripping description of the human body through the stories of a pathologist.
The Lonely City by Olivia Laing: nicely put description about the depths and struggles of loneliness and solitude combined with references to certain artists’ artworks and lives.
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