First published 2017
Bruce Campbell picks up where his previous memoir left off, detailing his journey through Hollywood over the past decade and a half. The actor opens up about his transition from cult B-movie status to broader recognition, sharing stories from his work in major franchises like Spider-Man and television hits including Burn Notice and Ash vs Evil Dead. Campbell describes his experiences navigating the convention circuit, building a massive social media following, and balancing self-aware projects like My Name is Bruce with more mainstream roles. He reflects on how his career has evolved since his first book, moving from the fringes of Hollywood to becoming a recognizable figure with hundreds of thousands of devoted fans. The memoir captures Campbell's signature wit while exploring the unexpected paths that led him from horror movie hero to television regular, offering readers an insider's view of an unconventional entertainment career.
Genres: autobiography, biography-memoir, comedy
Vibes: emotional, intimate, witty
Tropes: celebrity, insider-perspective, unconventional-career
Setting: Hollywood
Period: 21st-Century
308 pages · Hardcover · Thomas Dunne Books