A book of comedic personal essays about the history of the western world--a "femmoir" in which the author reconfigures famous and infamous historical events and personalities from her perspective as a feminist, a comedian, and a "failed academic." Sly, self effacing, and wickedly funny, these essays offer a bright new take on learning about history.
"If this blurb has the power to make you do one thing today, may I politely suggest that you get on the stick and read What I Think Happened?"
Samantha Bee
"The wit and charm that made Evany Rosen a favorite in the comedy world has carried over to the literary scene with this delightful new collection of essays. It will make you consider history in a whole new way."
Kliph Nesteroff
"Evany Rosen's book is wildly disrespectful to me and the history of my great country (America, duh doy). I was reading this book with my flag and it made my flag cry. To paraphrase the great (American) Woody Guthrie: 'This book makes flags cry.'"
