Headed to Ptown for Women's Week? Catch Kelli Dunham reading from her book FREAK OF NURTURE AT Womencrafts!
Kate Clinton calls FREAK OF NURTURE "laugh out loud outrageous storytelling" and Lambda Literary Foundation said that the book is "dynamic, generous and sharp...freakishly outstanding"
ABOUT FREAK OF NURTURE
“I got this email after I was on Penn and Teller’s Bullsh**, a woman wrote to me and said ‘you are SO disgusting, you are a freak of nature.’ Oh, my little hateful friend, y...
Headed to Ptown for Women's Week? Catch Kelli Dunham reading from her book FREAK OF NURTURE AT Womencrafts!
Kate Clinton calls FREAK OF NURTURE "laugh out loud outrageous storytelling" and Lambda Literary Foundation said that the book is "dynamic, generous and sharp...freakishly outstanding"
ABOUT FREAK OF NURTURE
“I got this email after I was on Penn and Teller’s Bullsh**, a woman wrote to me and said ‘you are SO disgusting, you are a freak of nature.’ Oh, my little hateful friend, you do not know me, you don’t know my family or you would know that indeed I am a freak of nurture“ -Kelli Dunham
Essays and Stories by Kelli Dunham, published by Topside Press.
For more information about the book, check out freakofnurture.org
In Freak of Nurture, Kelli Dunham’s fifth book, Dunham demonstrates that hilarity and chaos reign when you combine what her therapist calls “deep biological optimism” with a hearty midwestern work ethic and determination to make bad ideas a fantastic reality. Whether she is writing about hitch-hiking across Haiti to help out with disaster relief, about getting kicked out of the convent for having “too much self esteem” or living on a houseboat in Philadelphia in the winter, Kelli Dunham‘s humorous interpretation of difficult situations is both inspiring and entertaining.
In the tradition of authors such as David Sedaris and Ellen DeGeneres, Dunham’s “slice of life” stories remind us that even though humans are deeply flawed, we’re also seriously hysterical that way.
ABOUT KELLI DUNHAM
Kelli Dunham (kellidunham.com) is everyone's favorite ex-nun genderqueer nerdy nurse comic. Kelli was one of Velvet Park Magazine’s 25 Significant Queer Women of 2011 and was named to the 2012 Campus Pride Hotlist. Kelli was also given the The Fresh Fruit Festival Award for Distinction in stand-up comedy, although Kelli has never before or since been called distinguished. Kelli is a registered nurse and the author of four books of humorous non-fiction, including two children’s books being used by Sonlight conservative home schooling association in their science curriculum.
Kelli has three comedy CDs to her credit "I am NOT a 12 Year Old Boy" "Almost Pretty" and "Why Is the Fat One Always Angry" all which are on regular rotation on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio's Rawdog Comedy Station and Pandora's Margaret Cho Comedy Station.
Kelli was recently the expert on “What Is Normal” in Twist Magazine (known as Tiger Beat's little sister magazine), on a page facing a full color poster of Justin Beiber. There isn't even a ironic statement to match that, it's just strangely true.