Mental: Funny In The Head

Eddie Sarfaty's Astute And Acerbic Stand-up Effortlessly Captures The Everyday Absurdities Of Life, Blending Self-deprecation And Sarcasm With A Razor-sharp Instinct For The Ridiculous. In Mental, He Expands His Hilarious Insights Into A Collection Of Autobiographical Essays That Explore Career Lows, Cheapskate Exes, The Wonder And Hell Of Family, Psychopathic Felines, And So Much More. . . Whether Recounting A Family Trip To Paris, Where His Ailing Father Shouts Obscenities At The Mona Lisa, Or Discovering His Mother Surfing Jewhunt.net In Search Of A Mahjong à Trois, Eddie Excels At Bitingly, But Lovingly, Mocking His Family. Spotlighting His Own Misadventures With Equal Relish, Eddie Recounts His Darkly Funny Experience Stage Managing An Ill-fated Portuguese Production Of The Phantom Of The Opera, Reveals Taking Ecstasy Before Lunch With Hillary Clinton, And Recalls A One-night Stand Whose Fondness For Balloon Animals Would Have Animal Activists Up In Arms. Eddie Sarfaty Is A Natural Storyteller, And His Candid Wit–caustic, Yet Surprisingly Poignant–proves Just As Endearing And Hilarious In Print As It Is Onstage.