Books like I must say by Martin Short
Martin Short, the eight‑time Emmy and Tony winner, opens the stage of his own life in this engaging memoir. From his early days on "Saturday Night Live" to the creation of his most beloved characters, he offers an insider’s view of the world he’s helped define. In addition to humor and anecdotes, Short shares the quiet stories of family, loyalty, and the friendships that have illuminated his journey in the performing arts.
Readers learn how a young Canadian comedian navigated the competitive New York scene, the challenges of repeatedly reinventing himself, and the personal milestones that ground his public success. The book provides both a candid confession and a celebration of the craft that continues to delight audiences worldwide.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Celebrity Biography
Authors: Martin Short
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