The Bedwetter [antikvár]

FOREWORD by Sarah Silverman When I first selected myself to write the foreword for my book, I was flattered, and deeply moved. It is not every day that someone is asked to write the foreword for such a highly anticipated book by a major publisher. There was a time in my life that I would not have trusted myself with a responsibility like this. The foreword sets the tone for the entire book, and I might well have said, "Sarah, you're not smart enough to handle this." I would have taken the safer route, and just asked someone other than myself to write it. To trust myself this much, to think so highly of my own literary skills, is a testament to just how far I've come—both personally and professionally. Personally, because I'm finally in a place where I can really look up to myself, and professionally, because I'm now able to see what a coup getting me to write my foreword really is. Not everyone agrees that I should be writing this thing. Take, for example, the people at HarperCollins.* They're staunchly opposed to it. Old media traditionalists that they are, they seem to a Publisher of the initial US edition.