Loved That's a Great Question, I'd Love to Tell You for anxious oversharing turned into comedy gold? Wow, No Thank You. by cranks that chaos even higher.
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- Even messier body realism & health disasters
- Introverted hermit energy cranked to 11
- Zero apologies for staying home always
- Blunt takedowns of aspirational wellness culture
If Elyse Myers felt like FaceTiming your funniest, most anxious friend at 2 a.m., Samantha Irby is that friend texting you from her couch about why leaving the house is a scam. Wow, No Thank You. doubles down on the self-deprecating chaos you crave—body horror, relationship disasters, and the low-stakes terror of existing in public—all delivered with the kind of profane, no-filter honesty that makes you feel seen in your worst moments.
Irby weaponizes her flaws into comedic gold, turning IBS and social anxiety into anthems of radical non-improvement. She's not here to grow; she's here to survive, preferably without pants.
If you loved Myers' anxious oversharing, Irby will make you laugh until your therapist asks questions.
What Readers Are Saying
"Hilarious, real, and poignant...genuinely laugh out loud funny." — CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian, Goodreads
"cracks me up...touching, emotional, relatable, surprising...just tons of fun." — Jasmine Guillory, Goodreads
"Funny, heck yes...her comic delivery is top notch." — Diane S ☔, Goodreads
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