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Books That Changed My Life: Kelsey Grammar & Karen: A Brother Remembers Pt. 3

19 May 2025 · 0 min

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A short YouTube clip in which Chris Collins praises the book "Karen: A Brother Remembers" for its vulnerability and unconventional, art-like structure. He emphasizes that the work reads as a piece of art rather than following typical book structure.

The thing about Karen that I think makes it so unique and beautiful is the vulnerability, but also the idea that you weren't writing this for a word count or any sort of structure. It. It's. It's just a piece of art is what it is. Thank you. It really is a piece of art. And most books don't. Don't do that. Thank you. Most books are in a structure and in a system, and I appreciate the kind words. I'm going to just leave it at that. Thank.