Description
Introducing 'Dish' by Rhys Nicholson, a brilliantly crafted semi-stream-of-consciousness exploration that blends humor with heartfelt reflection. This trade paperback, freshly published in 2023 by Penguin Australia, is a delightful tapestry of thoughts woven together by a uniquely talented comedian and writer. Readers are taken on an engaging journey as Nicholson shares hilarious anecdotes and candid stories, tackling life's lighter concerns, from food obsessions to everyday anxieties. The witty prose invites readers to join in a personal yet universal dialogue filled with relatable insights. 'Dish' is more than just a collection of musings; it's a lively conversation that touches on what it means to navigate life's quirks. Whether you're looking for a laugh, introspective reflections, or a relatable discussion about cooking (including some fun recipes!), this book is served hot and ready to warm your heart. Perfect for fans of modern humor and brave storytelling, this title has been endorsed by RuPaul, highlighting its fresh and funny perspective. Discover the engaging narratives of a multi-award winning comedian dealing with life's complexities while embracing their authentic self. Order your copy of 'Dish' now and enjoy swift delivery to your doorstep to indulge in this entertaining, insightful read!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781761046759
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Description:
This is a semi-stream-of-consciousness written tapestry, squeezed out by a profoundly apprehensive overthinker who's doing their best to unapologetically stop apologising. (It's funnier than it sounds.)
'This Dish is served hot, funny and sincerely fresh!' - RuPaul
Every now and then, when the planets align in just the right way, a book comes along that changes everything. An author sweats and toils to birth a tome with such colossal cultural impact, it has the power to retune the entire world to a whole new frequency. This is absolutely not one of those books. Not even close. And actually, that all sounds a bit much really, doesn't it?
Rhys Nicholson is a multi-award winning comedian, writer and busy mum with an anxiety disorder, a complicated relationship with food and a book deal. In Dish, a debut whack at writing an entire book, Nicholson is reaching out to get some stuff straight in their head. Through a series of revealing stories, intrusive thoughts and a recipe here and there, they're hoping to ruminate, gossip and generally have a deeply private, wide-ranging conversation with themselves about a whole bunch of life's smaller questions. What do you do if you think you might have an underwear fetish? How long do you roast a chicken for? Does everyone hate you? Why did no one bring up how hard it is to write a book? What's going on with heterosexual men, and are they okay?
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781761046759
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2023
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Description:
This is a semi-stream-of-consciousness written tapestry, squeezed out by a profoundly apprehensive overthinker who's doing their best to unapologetically stop apologising. (It's funnier than it sounds.)
'This Dish is served hot, funny and sincerely fresh!' - RuPaul
Every now and then, when the planets align in just the right way, a book comes along that changes everything. An author sweats and toils to birth a tome with such colossal cultural impact, it has the power to retune the entire world to a whole new frequency. This is absolutely not one of those books. Not even close. And actually, that all sounds a bit much really, doesn't it?
Rhys Nicholson is a multi-award winning comedian, writer and busy mum with an anxiety disorder, a complicated relationship with food and a book deal. In Dish, a debut whack at writing an entire book, Nicholson is reaching out to get some stuff straight in their head. Through a series of revealing stories, intrusive thoughts and a recipe here and there, they're hoping to ruminate, gossip and generally have a deeply private, wide-ranging conversation with themselves about a whole bunch of life's smaller questions. What do you do if you think you might have an underwear fetish? How long do you roast a chicken for? Does everyone hate you? Why did no one bring up how hard it is to write a book? What's going on with heterosexual men, and are they okay?