Self-Inflicted Wounds: Heartwarming Tales of Epic Humiliation Audiobook

Quotes

• “If you’re the type of sicko who enjoys a hilariously talented person debasing herself for your amusement, then Self-Inflicted Wounds is the book for you.”

  — Andy Richter

• “We all do stupid stuff, sometimes on purpose. But rarely do we ever talk about it, let alone publish an in-depth retelling—leave it to Aisha Tyler to help us all feel a little less dumb and a little more connected.”

  — Seth Green

• “Good God. The Amazon can write. And write well. We are doomed.”

  — Patton Oswalt

• “One of the most kick-ass women I know, Aisha Tyler hilariously rips herself open and shows you her guts. On the schadenfreude scale, Self-Inflicted Wounds is a ten.”

  — Felicia Day

• “Aisha Tyler’s incredibly vivid stories of going for big air only to land flat on her face (or possibly a rusty spike) are a unique combination of cringe-worthy and inspiring. That she shares these stories makes me love her all the more.”

  — Bill Burr

• “A beautifully tortured and sick-with-self-consciousness manifesto of regret. I’m equal parts proud and embarrassed for Aisha Tyler, which doesn’t get in the way of my loving her.”

  — Margaret Cho

• “Aisha Tyler is one of the smartest, funniest women I’ve had the good fortune of meeting. She makes me laugh every time I see her—and this is coming from the guy who thinks women aren’t funny.”

  — Adam Carolla

• “What Aisha says about embracing your fear and using mistakes to forge character is beautiful. What she says about Oprah is unforgivable.”

  — Baratunde Thurston

• “Self-inflicted wounds. We all have them, but no one exploits their own pain for the funny like Aisha Tyler.”

  — Wayne Brady

• “Aisha Tyler’s brain moves faster than a shock spell from the hands of a lightning mage. She is hilarious, hyperarticulate, and will kick your ass in Call of Duty.”

  — Chris Hardwick

• “Aisha Tyler’s book, Self-Inflicted Wounds, is an uplifting, hilarious trek through her life of insults, agonies and failures. Each story is not only painfully funny, but it’s also thoughtful and stunningly candid. I really do love this book.”

  — Jay Chandrasekhar, actor and comedian

• “In her new book, Aisha Tyler embarrasses and humiliates herself for 231 pages—to our extreme reading pleasure.”

  — Entertainment Weekly

• “Smart, sassy, and surprisingly wise.”

  — Kirkus Reviews