Through interwoven stories of family, childhood, modern loneliness, queerness, tragedy and friendship in unusual places, the tale of Clay's early twenties spent battling psychosis unravels. With honesty, heart and plenty of punchlines, Fun to Be Around kicks stigma in the shins and proposes a revolution or three. What if there are no bad brains? What if we can prevent insanity before it happens? Expect satire, near-death experiences (hers, not yours) and deeply misguided greeting cards.