Part autobiography, part philosophical inquiry, part sacred quest-The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck for the religious seeker-a hilarious, profound, and enlightening romp around the fertile brain of stand-out stand-up comedian, web host of the hugely successful podcast You Managed to get Strange, and superstar of HBO’s Crashing, Pete Holmes

Growing up as evangelical Christian outside Boston, Pete Holmes was taught that drugs, alcohol, and pre-marital sex were serious transgressions. Faithful towards the tenets of his about Comedy Sex God faith, Pete did not swear, didn’t drink, did not smoke, and didn’t fornicate. He do devote himself to 1 woman, married her, and shifted to the country to start a straightforward life and create a family. Then your wife he pledged himself to cheated on him very publicly. Thanks for nothing at all, God.

When his attempt at a picture-perfect life failed, Pete was forced to re-examine his beliefs. But neither atheism, Christianity, nor copious containers of Yellow Tail resulted in enlightenment. Desiring a style of trust that offered him and his newfound uncertainties about the universe-you know, the tiny things-the scorned believer embarked on a soul-seeking journey that has become the building blocks of his work today. Comedy Sex God is normally his funny, thoughtful, straight-from-the-heart mediation on lifestyle, creativity, love, God, and things that matter to him-and to us all.

Pete ponders the most valuable religious truths he’s found in his post-religion life and shares a few personal stories-of professional success, failing, and the pain in his balls. Comedy Sex God is normally celebration of losing something to find something else-a void that became a door to spiritual exploration-a glorious journey in to the mind-blowing unidentified that never would have started if your wife hadn’t cheated with a guy named Rocco.