She Memes Well
Book • 2020
In 'She Memes Well,' Quinta Brunson shares her experiences in a collection of essays that are both humorous and heartfelt.
The book covers her transition from a girl who loved the internet to a woman whose face launched a thousand memes.
Brunson discusses her early life, her Jehovah's Witness background, her thoughts on Black hair, and her time working at an Apple store before pursuing a career in comedy.
The essays also touch on her struggles with depression and her insights on navigating the predominantly white male internet-comedy industry.
With its intimate tone and hilarious anecdotes, the book offers a relatable and authentic look into Brunson's life and career.
The book covers her transition from a girl who loved the internet to a woman whose face launched a thousand memes.
Brunson discusses her early life, her Jehovah's Witness background, her thoughts on Black hair, and her time working at an Apple store before pursuing a career in comedy.
The essays also touch on her struggles with depression and her insights on navigating the predominantly white male internet-comedy industry.
With its intimate tone and hilarious anecdotes, the book offers a relatable and authentic look into Brunson's life and career.
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