In this recent installment in the saga that is Augusten Burroughs, he starts off by telling us about all the supernatural things he does not believe in. He follows that up with saying he certainly believes in witchcraft, witchcraft is natural as opposed to supernatural, and he is, in fact, of the witchy variety. He goes into detail about how he has known he was different and the journey he took to find himself and be comfortable in his skin. All of Augusten's memoirs are candid and hilarious. I was so excited for this book, and I am glad that I was able to pick this one up so quickly.