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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Multi-award-winning Hannah Gadsby broke
comedy with their show Nanette when they declared that they were
quitting stand-up. Now they take us through the defining moments in
their life that led to the creation of Nanette and their powerful
decision to tell the truth—no matter the cost.“Hannah is a Promethean
force, a revolutionary talent. This hilarious, touching, and sometimes
tragic book is all about where their fires were lit.”—Emma ThompsonONE
OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR: PopSugar, Vulture“There is nothing
stronger than a broken woman who has rebuilt herself,” Hannah Gadsby
declared in their show Nanette, a scorching critique of the way society
conducts public debates about marginalized communities. When it
premiered on Netflix, it left audiences captivated by their blistering
honesty and their singular ability to take viewers from rolling laughter
to devastated silence. Ten Steps to Nanette continues Gadsby’s tradition
of confounding expectations and norms, properly introducing us to one of
the most explosive, formative voices of our time.Gadsby grew up as the
youngest of five children in an isolated town in Tasmania, where
homosexuality was illegal until 1997. They perceived their childhood as
safe and “normal,” but as they gained an awareness of their burgeoning
queerness, the outside world began to undermine the “vulnerably thin
veneer” of their existence. After moving to mainland Australia and
receiving a degree in art history, Gadsby found themselves adrift,
working itinerant jobs and enduring years of isolation punctuated by
homophobic and sexual violence. At age twenty-seven, without a home or
the ability to imagine their own future, they were urged by a friend to
enter a stand-up competition. They won, and so began their career in
comedy.
Gadsby became well known for their self-deprecating,
autobiographical humor that made them the butt of their own jokes. But
in 2015, as Australia debated the legality of same-sex marriage, Gadsby
started to question this mode of storytelling, beginning work on a show
that would become “the most-talked-about, written-about, shared-about
comedy act in years” (The New York Times). Harrowing and
hilarious, Ten Steps to Nanette traces Gadsby’s growth as a queer
person, to their ever-evolving relationship with comedy, and their
struggle with late-in-life diagnoses of autism and ADHD, finally
arriving at the backbone of Nanette: the renouncement of selfdeprecation,
the rejection of misogyny, and the moral significance of
truth-telling.