Nobody Knows My Name

Elvis on Ed Sullivan. The Internet in the '90s. The 21st century tabloid-goddess Kardashian sisters. If it happened in America over the last five decades, one man was there. So why isn't he famous? Then again, why aren't we all famous?  Didn't Andy Warhol promise we would be? In this humorous book of short comedy pieces – stories, essays, sketches and spoofs – one man makes his case for fame and somehow manages to both succeed and fail.  A sometimes silly, sometimes satirical romp through the last 50 years, this is a humor book that will keep you laughing while it restores your faith in America and the absurdity of Americans.