Carl Reiner Boeken

Ninety years of personal and professional experiences are captured in this memoir, detailing the author's journey as a son, husband, and father. It also explores his vibrant career in entertainment, including his roles as a comedian, actor, director, TV writer, and author. Through a blend of heartfelt reflections and humorous anecdotes, the book offers a unique glimpse into the life of a multifaceted artist, revealing the intertwining of his private and public personas.

Nat Noland, the protagonist, is deeply engrossed in writing his fifth book, which explores the dynamics between Cain and Abel, prompting him to reflect on his own identity. His wife, Glennie, becomes concerned when she overhears him engaged in a passionate debate with himself in the basement. Unaware that he is conversing in two different voices, she suggests he consult the renowned psychiatrist Dr. Frucht for help, leading to a comedic exploration of self-discovery and mental health.