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Tragedy Plus Time
- Narrated by: Adam Cayton-Holland
- Length: 5 hrs and 7 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 08-21-18
- Language: English
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $17.00
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Publisher's Summary
In the tradition of A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius and Truth & Beauty - from one of Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch”, a poignant tragicomic memoir about the author’s beautiful, funny, and heartbreaking relationship with his younger sister and the depression that took her life.
Adam Cayton-Holland went from a painfully sensitive kid growing up in Denver, Colorado, to a writer and performer with a burgeoning career in comedy. His father, a civil rights lawyer, and his mother, an investigative journalist, taught Adam and his two sisters to feel the pain of the world deeply and to combat it through any means necessary. Adam chose to meet life’s tough breaks and cruel realities with stand-up comedy; his older sister chose law; their youngest sister, Lydia, struggled with mental illness and ultimately took her own life.
This devastating tragedy strikes the Cayton-Holland household at the same moment Adam’s career is finally getting off the ground. Both a moving tribute to a lost sibling and an inspiring guide to navigating grief and pain, Tragedy Plus Time is a heartbreaking, honest, and darkly funny memoir about trying your hardest to choose life in the wake of a terrible loss.
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-22-18
Powerful.... Just WOW!
I could not stop listening to this book. The powerful truth and feelings are so moving. Having been born and raised in Denver I could really follow the scene created by the author.
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- KellShadow
- 08-21-18
truly moving
I binged this whole book in a day. The author's personal account of his experience was touching and relatable.
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- Daren Reifsneider
- Beverly Hills, CA
- 08-24-18
Beautifully written
When a person commits suicide, the family often suffers alone. They feel a toxic mix of judgment and anxiety. This book represents the strength and honesty needed to make suicide less taboo.
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- Will Hancock
- 08-24-18
A poignant look into the depths of tragedy
I highly recommend this book for anyone who has lost someone in any form.
The author digs deep into his own past and shares a story as heartbreaking as it is hopeful.
A tearjerker on many levels, yet still able to make you smile with his insight.
Don’t hesitate, just buy it
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- Pennypie
- 08-23-18
A fabulous book
Exactly as described. It is touching, funny, somber, and brilliantly written and delivered. Do not miss this.
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- Bridget O'Brien
- 10-20-18
Devastating
Adam Clayton-Holland is brilliant! Mental illness, is just that: an illness. It’s not a character flaw as some would conclude. Adam’s poignant account of his grief is raw and real!
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- ken
- 10-06-18
wow
very touching and real. it brings back memories. a great listen. thank you Adam CH
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- Diane
- 10-04-18
So worth your listening time
Incredibly moving, heartfelt and yes amusing tribute to what sounds like an amazing woman and family.
This reader thanks you, Adam Cayton Holland, for what must have been at times a heart wrenching process. Here’s hoping it leaves you lighter and more at peace with the path your dear sister chose.
Your family does indeed sound Magnificent, and I thank you for sharing them and your story.
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- Shannon Mac
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Amazing!
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