Approaches to life: Improvise, pivot or plan

Great Falls, Montana is Reggie Watts' memoir that narrates his experiences growing up as a biracial child in Montana during the 1970s. The memoir explores themes of identity, race, and belonging through a mix of humor and poignant reflection. Watts shares personal anecdotes and insights into his unique upbringing, offering a glimpse into the formation of his creative and improvisational approach to life and art. Readers gain a deeper understanding of Watts' journey and the experiences that shaped his distinctive comedic and musical style. The book provides a candid and often humorous perspective on navigating cultural differences and finding one's place in the world.