Cameron Esposito’s memoir Save Yourself is a hilarious “queer-as-hell” story of how she came out and found comedy. Esposito has long garnered critical and fan support for centering her queer sexuality through comedy, in both her stand-up routine and more recent podcast Queery. In Save Yourself, Esposito reveals her personal journey behind the curtain, sharing the connections between her Catholic upbringing and sexuality, and how she moved from aspiring priest to fearless lesbian comic. Join Esposito and Kristen Kaza, co-founder of Slo 'Mo: Slow Jams for Queer Fam, for a live stream chat with CHF about writing the book your younger self needed to read and the importance of narrative visibility.

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