Who Cares: A Memoir

Who am I? Not my name, Not what i do, Not what people think when they watch me become someone else, eight show a week. C.M. has spent his life on stages, in dressing rooms, and in the half-second after the curtain falls - the moment when the applause fades and he˙s alone with a face he¿s worn so long he stopped asking who it belonged to. Who Cares is the story of that face: a childhood where a question became a warning before he understood why, a young man split between who he was told to be and who he actually was, and the slow, unglamorous work of finally answering - out lod, to one person, and then to himself. This is not a redemption story with a bow on it. It¿s a memoir written the way truth actually arrives: in fragments, at 3 a.m., mid-performance, mid-sentence. Raw, funny in places it shouldn't be, and honest in ways that cost somethiing. For readers of quite, voice-driven memoirs - the kind that don't announce themselves, just stay with you.