Maureen Callahan

And I was like, no, it's true.

There's, there's what passes for a chapter in there.

It's a page and a half called showering.

And it's all about why Lindy finds it very difficult to take a shower.

we're going to pair this with Lena Dunham's memoir, which is coming out in two weeks and which has already gotten its extract published in where else?

This is what we're going to call it now.

David Remnick's star fucking New Yorker magazine.

Okay.

Now,

This troublemaker finds Lindy and her memoir extremely grim.

The saddest road trip on record with very little interaction with real people along the way.

Number one.

Number two, the husband who has no actual job.

And in parens, oh my God, please.

And his quote, very thoughtful and caring, sprightly goth girlfriend.

Three, the author's willingness to share what sounded like eight hours of therapy and clinical depression with the whole world.

And four, the quote unquote happy ending throuple living under Lindy's roof on Lindy's dime.

Maureen, fine to use her name, so I will.

Shannon from Wisconsin wants us to consider other book recommendations.

She says she just put in for Peter Goralnik's volume two of his excellent Elvis Presley biography, Careless Love, the definitive one.