Too Fat to Fish (Audiobook) by Artie Lange, Gary Dell'abate, Bob Levy

from kittymax

My first recommendation for this book is to treat it like swimming. Don't eat directly before, during, or after reading it. Lange makes it clear throughout that he is not holding back - and that includes the more unpleasant details. That being said, I was rather surprised to find I enjoyed this b...

from kittymax

My first recommendation for this book is to treat it like swimming. Don't eat directly before, during, or after reading it. Lange makes it clear throughout that he is not holding back - and that includes the more unpleasant details. That being said, I was rather surprised to find I enjoyed this b...

from kelawrence

If you love Artie, you'll love this book. If not . . . meh. I happen to love him, so I'm glad I made the "investment" (two day read, max.) Can't believe this guy is still living; I'm confused by his overabundant love for his family and friends and yet his hatred for himself. Seems like life keeps...

from Meggo

Lange is a tortured character. While he claims that his drug use, gambling addiction and alcoholism stem from his father's paralysis after an accident in Lange's teen years, it's more likely that the roots of his addictive personality run much deeper. Full of fascinating - and distressing - stori...

from jaclynl

I knew nothing about Artie Lange before I received this book as part of Early Reviewers. I always enjoy reading memoirs so I requested it without much background knowledge. When I found out her was a comic, and a rather crude one at that I didn't know if I would enjoy the book very much. The book...