The star of Bravo’s breakout scripted comedy Odd Mother Out shares her razor-sharp wit and backhanded wisdom in a deeply observed and outrageously funny collection of musings, lists, essays, and outrages.

From her unique lingo (factors don’t simply frighten her, they “M. Evening Shyamalan her out”) to her gimlet-eyed watch of narrow-mindedness, to her morbid but curiously life-affirming parenting design, Jill Kargman is definitely nothing if not original. With this amusing new publication, the sharp-elbowed about Sprinkle Glitter on My Grave: Observations, Rants, and Other Uplifting thoughts About Existence mom of three turns her unconventional lens on lifestyle and death and everything among, including

• the politically right peer pressure she sensed from the brand new moms in her hood, the ladies who offered the grist for the mill of her hit television show

• the evolution of her aesthetic from Miami Vice vibrant (a very short flirtation) to Wednesday Addams-meets-rocker chic

• her deep-seated New Yorker’s soreness with moving automobiles that aren’t taxis and subways (a.k.a. “suburban anxiety attacks”)

• the family members obsession with reading obituaries for their medical revelations and real estate news value

• the reasons why, in a property of tan-orexic baby-oil beach bakers, she chooses to honor the valor of her ghostly pallor

From a hellish visit to the Happiest Put on Earth to her unusual wedding night with Russell Crowe to her adrenaline-pumping Gay Pride parade experience, Sprinkle Glitter on My Grave is as wonderfully indecent and entertaining like a spring break street trip together with your closest friend. Assuming your very best friend may be the kind of gal who still wears a motorbike jacket to pick up the kids at school.

Praise for Sprinkle Glitter on My Grave

“We love her on Bravo’s Odd Mother Out, and in Sprinkle Glitter on My Grave, Jill Kargman brings us a hilarious article collection about lifestyle, death, and everything among.”-PopSugar

“The release (which reads partly like a memoir, or what we should imagine it would be like to have a ladies’ night along with the article writer) is normally a humorous publication filled up with a closer go through the NY native’s child years and family, as well as her unfiltered opinions on any number of subjects, like parenting and style.”-Bravotv.com

“[A] love letter to her deeply macabre family members.”-Vogue

“The inventor of Bravo’s Odd Mother Out, Kargman meals out a variety of essays that poke fun at herself, her family members, friends, and the world generally . . Prepare to have a good laugh.”-Kirkus Reviews

“A comedic, lively undertake [Kargman’s] existence as an opinionated, Jewish native New Yorker . . . sharpened and funny . . . Those buying new, fun voice that doesn’t get too heavy will love Kargman’s perspective, which is normally rich with gratitude, laughs, and a wholesome appreciation for the colour dark.”-Publisher’s Weekly