Summary of Doug Stanhope's This Is Not Fame

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was completely unknown before I was famous. It was much more fun. I did open-mic comedy in a Las Vegas casino, and when a local stripper wanted me to beat her senseless while I fucked her poorly, I considered myself to have been discovered. #2 I did a show for nobody. The loudspeakers in the casino were announcing free comedy at eight p. m. every five minutes or so in the hour leading up to showtime, but there was still not a soul in the house. The Wig, in a panic, demanded that the show go on as planned. I got good enough that I was able to play to a few people more than nobody and for a little bit of money.