Show Notes
In this special bonus episode of American Glutton, Ethan announces his upcoming book, Glutton, published by Hachette and releasing on March 23, 2027. While often asked how he turned his life around and maintained it, the complete answer traces back through his childhood, career, relationships, and parenting. Written for anyone confronting addiction, disordered eating, or negative headspace, the book aims to offer perspective and hope.
Tune in for an exclusive excerpt as Ethan reads a memory from the third grade about an intense classroom silence exercise and learning the art of disappearing.
Episode Highlights The Book Announcement: Ethan shares the story behind writing Glutton, releasing March 23, 2027, through Hachette. The Full Journey: Why answering how he turned his life around required examining his entire path through childhood, career, relationships, and parenting. A Message of Hope: Hopes that sharing this story helps anyone struggling with disordered eating, addiction, or negative headspace. Exclusive Excerpt Reading: Ethan reads a story from third grade about sensory overload, classroom panic, and trying to stay unnoticed. Pre-Order Information: Details on securing a copy today ahead of release.
Pre-Order Details Glutton is available for pre-order now at: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/ethan-suplee/glutton/9780306835100/?lens=grand-central-publishing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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