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Born with Teeth: A Memoir, by Kate Mulgrew
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A "gem of a memoir...readers will savor Mulgew's gift for erudite, honest writing and want to read more about her mesmerizing life."―Publishers WeeklyA "vivaciously lyrical memoir, revealing [Mulgrew] as a character more fascinating than any she's played."―Natalie Beach, O Magazine"[Kate's] voice is engaging and funny...Reading about her life, which contains real trauma as well as success, is like being told stories by a good friend over drinks. She takes you behind the scenes on-stage and off, and it's a fascinating journey."―Jenn Northington, BookRiot"Written with a marvelous flair for anecdote and detail" and a "candid, jaunty, pinch-of-sarcasm verbiage."―Joe McGovern, Entertainment Weekly"Mulgrew swaggers endearingly across its pages, her 'able and hardy constitution' ever on display as she powers through the many challenges--both personal and professional--that life has tossed her way. Eloquent and impassioned, the book reaches beyond the standard Hollywood memoir to something more affecting and enduring...Throughout, she narrates with the grandeur of a stage diva holding court: 'Actresses. What a bunch of sad saps, we are,' she intones. 'Madly in love with the child. Madly in love with the craft. Trying desperately to forge an alliance with the two, and constantly failing.' Mulgrew can be proud that this memoir, her defining monologue, proves otherwise."―Nora Krug, Washington Post"It seems unfair that such a talented actress is also such a talented writer." ―Gwen Ihnat, The Onion A.V Club"A powerful, beautifully written piece of work."―The Chicago Tribune"Stunningly candid about everything from the search for her daughter to aging in Hollywood, the actress...brings it all in her arresting new memoir." ―Mary Green, People "Mulgrew has a big story to tell--several stories, actually--and she tells it with a straightforward lyricism that made me think immediately of Patti Smith's Just Kids and Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes. It's that good."―Joanna Connors, The Cleveland Plain Dealer"She has formidable literary skill herself, as she makes clear from the first page of her book (I defy anyone not to fall for her from the first lines)."―Cahir O'Doherty, The Irish Voice
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About the Author
Kate Mulgrew is an American actress noted for her roles as Captain Kathryn Janeway on Star Trek: Voyager, Mary Ryan on Ryan's Hope, and, most recently, Galina "Red" Reznikov on Orange Is the New Black. She has performed in numerous television shows, theater productions, and movies. She is the winner of a Golden Satellite Award, a Saturn Award, and an Obie Award and has been nominated for a Golden Globe and an Emmy.
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Product details
Hardcover: 320 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company; 1st edition (April 14, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0316334316
ISBN-13: 978-0316334310
Product Dimensions:
6.2 x 1.1 x 9.6 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.4 out of 5 stars
416 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#322,500 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
The only thing better than reading Kate Mulgrew's new book "Born with Teeth", is having it read to you by the author! No she doesn't read it she acts it! the first three chapters on disc 1 went by in a flash! her delicious voice caressing each scene with love and memories! Kate Mulgrew has a delightful command of the English language! she doesn't talk down to her audience, she doesn't need to! we know and expect her to teach us and entertain us as well!
I read some one- and two-star reviews of this book, wondering what those who wrote them were expecting. I realized that they wanted to know about "Star Trek" because they are "Star Trek" fans. I found they wanted to know about Ms. Mulgrew's daughter, but they might not have realized that she told us what she wanted us to know about this, a very difficult, very personal time of her life, and that it turned out better than some similar episodes in the lives of others who have gone through the same thing. To them I say, you weren't reading the same book I read, or you weren't reading it for the same reason I read it.Ms. Mulgrew is intelligent and she likes that you know this about her. She doesn't mind telling us that she is well-read, well-spoken and well-rounded, and I don't mind knowing it. She doesn't mind letting us in on the triumphs and the tragedies in her life, and she describes them with just the right amount of detail. She knows we have our own imaginations.I liked this book, from the start to the rather sudden end, but there was nothing more I needed to know. Ms. Mulgrew's varied and storied career speaks for itself.
There is apparently some part of actress Kate Mulgrew that she brings to her roles. Even though her very extreme role as Red on Orange Is The New Black has some of her portrayer's gutsy-ness.This is a funny and at times poignant account of an Irish Catholic kid from Iowa who wanted to be an actress, landed in NYC, and became a soap icon in extremely short order. However, that was only for starters.In this memoir she lays everything out including a daughter that she reluctantly gave away for adoption and the account of finding her daughter decades later, stage acting with Richard Burton, marriage, two sons, divorce, a Star Trek spinoff, an interesting spinoff of Columbo where Peter Falk remains unseen, and eventually more fame and another new following as the unique Red.I liked this book a lot and no small part was Mulgrew herself. It is written with an honesty and openness that is rare. When I read this I could hear her distinctive voice and I could feel her elation as well as her pain. When she discussed her daughter and her relationship with her baby's father, it was one of those life changing events that she might have ignored altogether working from the assumption that the media had been kind and had not hinted that a written in soap pregnancy coincided with her real life pregnancy.Was this book fun? It was so honest, funny, and loving that this was a delightful and easy read due in part to Mulgrew's non-diva working actress persona.End shot? This is a lovely account of talented and charming lady on the way to fame and critical acclaim who quite fortunately sees things realistically.
WOW!!! WOW!! WOW!!! I am certain, had Kate Mulgrew never became an actress, she would have definitely been a poet contender. If it weren't for the fact that this is a memoir, this would be an amazing fictional story, with the twists and turns that would only befall a few. But, add to this that Mulgrew is a tremendous writer. I found myself swept away in the rhythm of the colorful descriptions and language that of course, is only fitting for this tremendous actress and individual. In other words, Born with Teeth is just one of those books that you simply cannot put down. As one who is an avid reader, and has consumed books written from 100 A.D. to today, I truly think this book is, by far, the best memoir written in this century. Mulgrew, please promise us that you will write more books. Today's literature needs more writers like you.
I've been a fan of Kate Mulgrew for a long time-- most of my life, in fact--but somehow had never read her memoir. I bought it recently, almost on a whim, and from the moment it arrived I've struggled to put it down until I'd finished. Reading it supplanted the book I was already reading, and I finished this in much less time than the time available to me seemed to allow for. The woman has had an incredible life-- which is not to say always a good or an enviable one--but it could have been a good deal more boring and still kept me enthralled simply by nature of her writing style. She's a master at conveying entire word pictures, not layered thick, but dry-brush style, so that very few but perfectly chosen words convey thoughts she never actually states. She doesn't have to say, "Then tragedy struck," she simply launches into the tale and you find out it was tragic at the same time she did, hand over your mouth in horror at what you suddenly understand she experienced. She doesn't have to say, "It was blissful," she just says what happened and you're rejoicing with her.I'm still in the afterglow of a delightful book so I could wax eloquent for some time, but suffice it to say, waiting until May for her next book feels way too long.
Mulgrew paints a varied picture in her lifestory that is from the heart, and not a ghostwriter. I found her childhood of interest, her struggles to succeed and her plain joy at performing theater above all other mediums. There are some lingering questions for Star Trek Voyager fans: She doesn't explain whether she achieved lasting peace with Species 8472, whether Janeway's first season hair was made to resemble the bow of the ship, or whether Chakotay's tattoo was actually a map for the way home. Maybe for volume two. Also I would have liked to have read more of her filming of Remo Williams, but that just shows the scattered image I have of her career, from Remo to Voyager. Read this book to find out the real story of the real person!
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