<p><b>“One of my favorite books of all time.” ―Amy Schumer</b><br><br><b>A tour de force of comedy and reflection about the perilous journey from kindergarten to twelfth grade and beyond</b><b>―</b><b>from the beloved stand-up comic and creator of </b><b><i>The Great Depresh</i></b><br><br>For years, Gary Gulman had been the comedian’s comedian, acclaimed for his delight in language and his bracing honesty. But after two stints in a psych ward, he found himself back in his mother’s house in Boston—living in his childhood bedroom at age forty-six, as he struggled to regain his mental health. <br><br>That’s where <i>Misfit</i> begins. Then it goes way back. <br><br>This is no ordinary book about growing older and growing up. Gulman has an astonishing memory and takes the reader through every year of his childhood education, with obsessively detailed stories that are in turn alarming and riotously funny. We meet Gulman’s family, neighbors, teachers, heroes, and antagonists, and get to