This is a pretty insightful and fascinating read about psychology of comedy and I learnt so much about! Comedy is something that keeps me going especially watching stand up comedy and psychology is something I've always been interested. So this book was totally for me.
Before this book I had never heard of Robin Ince but now I have to check out his work. I love that he interviewed so many comedians and psychologists for this book. I even started making a list of comedians to check out but then I got into the book and forgot to carry on.
Also Matt Haig wrote something about this book on the front and I had no idea so I knew it would be good and it was! The only thing was that you have to put the book down at parts just so you can take it in. I love how the chapters were separated with their headings he talks about so many things that relate to comedy such as anxiety, childhood etc.
Before this book I had never heard of Robin Ince but now I have to check out his work. I love that he interviewed so many comedians and psychologists for this book. I even started making a list of comedians to check out but then I got into the book and forgot to carry on.
Also Matt Haig wrote something about this book on the front and I had no idea so I knew it would be good and it was! The only thing was that you have to put the book down at parts just so you can take it in. I love how the chapters were separated with their headings he talks about so many things that relate to comedy such as anxiety, childhood etc.