Why people recommend it
Enter Talking by Joan Rivers and Richard Meryman is a candid memoir detailing the iconic comedian's early struggles and eventual breakthrough in the worlds of acting and stand-up comedy. On an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience in November 2018, comedian Jeff Ross recommended the book to aspiring performers and fans of comedy history alike. Ross highlighted the value of the text for understanding the rigorous early days of stand-up comedy and theatrical acting, pointing to Rivers' honest reflections on her career trajectory. The recommendation served as an endorsement of the memoir's ability to capture the grit, determination, and humor required to survive in the entertainment industry during its formative decades. Readers looking for authentic accounts of the comedy world often find inspiration in Rivers' sharp wit and unvarnished storytelling. The book endures as a vital historical document of mid-century entertainment culture, chronicling the triumphs and hardships of a pioneering female voice in comedy.
Who recommended it
- Jeff Ross Recommended
Jeff Ross — 1 mention
“read enter talking by Joan Rivers about our early days and stand up in acting”