Sorry Steve Jobs, but I still read books made from paper
After finishing Tina Fey’s Bossypants and Sara Silverman’s Bedwetter, my life feel as empty as Ghadaffi’s drainage pipe. How can I fill that void without turning to the bottle?
I’m already facing it.
Therefore (a word I read in a book) I ordered more books written by female comedians and Steve Martin.
Gasping for Airtime: Two Years in the Trenches of Saturday Night Live
After reading Fay and Silverman I was in the mood for a blonde. I hope there is a lot of pictures.
Suck It, Wonder Woman!
I kinda like her on The Daily Show but every time I see her I get the same “she could probably do better”-feeling I get when I see my wife.
Maybe she did better when writing this book?
Born Standing Up: A Comic’s Life
And back to another blond. There is no secret that I love me some Martin and even though he isn’t as hot as the Mohr/Munn-chicks I will give him a shot in the written form. His 140 character long tweets are great so he should be able to create wonders without those limits. Oh, and I can’t hear his banjo in a book so there’s that.
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