“Like David Sedaris and Augusten Burroughs, Norton’s razor-sharp wit is at once riotous and excruciating. Lopsided is the remarkable debut of a masterful humorist.”
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“Like David Sedaris and Augusten Burroughs, Norton’s razor-sharp wit is at once riotous and excruciating. Lopsided is the remarkable debut of a masterful humorist.”
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I just finished reading your book for the second time. I bought it back in 2009 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I just went thru mammogram, ultrasound,MRI and biopsy for what was supposed to be a routine checkup. I dont have cancer but I am told its not a matter of whether but more when it will come back. I am contemplating a bilateral mastectomy and I re-read your book because you were able to write about breast cancer in a way that made it human and relatable. Most everything else I read is so clinical that it seems the writers have forgot there is a human person with feelings and emotions. You touched the part that I needed to know. You helped with the missing part my doctors forget…I am a person with feelings and brains. A person needs more than the clinical facts and your book gave me that. Thank you. Sincerely, Jaye Deen Navo
Hey Jaye Deen, I am thrilled that my book has helped you. I am touched that you’ve read it twice. Living with the threat of recurrence is not fun, and I’m sorry you have to deal with it. It makes me feel better to think I’m more likely to get myself killed doing something stupid before cancer gets me. Try that! Don’t go purposely doing stupid things, just wait for the naturally stupid things to happen. Seriously, though. I really wish you the best and will keep my fingers crossed that your cancer is gone for good. Doctors don’t know nothin’. Stay positive. Good Luck! Meredith