A collection of humorous autobiographical essays, featuring all original material from “one of the most acclaimed, in-demand superstars of comedy, the rare stand-up with mass appeal in the current fragmented landscape” (Jason Zinoman, The New York Times).

I want to explore all the topics I’ve changed my mind about—both the serious and the ridiculous—that will no doubt make me look like the self-aware (and occasionally wise) idiot that I am. None of us are set in stone and I hope this book will remind people that we can change our opinions at any time (except about ‘morning people,’ I will die on that hill).

Much like her comedy, Taylor Tomlinson’s Actually, Nevermind will speak to the dizzying contradictions that so many of us experience as we find our way in the world—and the transient nature of opinions and beliefs as one enters adulthood.

A “fearless” (NPR) comedian who “makes even the heaviest subjects seem spikily funny” (Jason Zinoman, The New York Times), Tomlinson brings her natural storytelling gifts and incisive wit to the page in this hilarious debut.