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Zusatztext "Ariel Leve is the love child of David Sedaris and Fran Leibowitz. An original and funny voice?The flip side of Sex and The City. Insightful and sharp-this is a very funny book written by a woman who knows how to laugh at herself and her insecurities." Informationen zum Autor Ariel Leve is an award-winning journalist who has written for the Guardian , Financial Times Magazine , the Telegraph , the Observer , and the London Sunday Times Magazine , where she was a senior writer and a columnist. At the British Press Awards she was short-listed twice for Interviewer of the Year and Highly Commended twice. Her books include It Could Be Worse, You Could Be Me. Klappentext Meet Ariel. Her glass is half empty . . . and leaking. If someone tells her everything will be okay, she asks: How do you know? If there's a wrong thing to say, she'll say it. If there's a downside to see, she'll see it. She lives in a permanent fear of what's to come. But at least she's prepared. In these witty and entertaining tales from the front lines of woe, Ariel highlights the humor in our everyday anxieties and delivers insight that will ring hilariously true if you are inclined to view the world through gray-tinted glasses. So whether you've been dumped by the love of your life, lost your job to the guy in the cubicle next to you, said the wrong thing at the party, or weren't invited to the party at all, Ariel is here to remind you that it could be worse, you could be her. Zusammenfassung “Ariel Leve is the love child of David Sedaris and Fran Leibowitz. An original and funny voice…. Insightful and sharp.” — Joan Rivers “Ariel Leve is brilliant and funny and the only other person I know without an oven. Buy this book and keep it close.” — Bill Nighy “Funny! smart! delightfully cranky”(AJ Jacobs) Ariel Leve’s Sunday Times Magazine (London) column “Cassandra” moves to book form. It Could Be Worse! You Could Be Me offers a humorously bleak perspective on life’s potential to turn out badly… and Ariel’s innate ability to put the black cloud into the silver lining. This is a book for schadenfreude aficionados; for readers who identify with Cassandra’s slogan! “worrying is my yoga”; and for fans of Seinfeld! Ugly Betty! Sex & the City! Curb Your Enthusiasm! David Sedaris! Woody Allen! and New Yorker cartoons. ...
