Paul Mooney is a comedic genius there’s really no denying that. Aspiring comedians can read his resume and if they’d achieve 1/10 of what Mooney has, they’d be considered a success.
He’s written for comedians like Richard Pryor and Red Foxx. He’s penned scripts for Sanford And Son, Good Times, Saturday Night Live and In Living Color. He helped comedians Robin Williams, Sandra Bernhard, and John Whiterspoon break into showbiz. He’s been characters on the Chappelle’s Show, portrayed Sam Cooke on film and stared in well over a dozen others. The phrase legend is sometimes thrown around too liberally but on the short list of actual comedy legends, Mooney is one.
Paul recently penned a book titled, Black Is The New White where he recounts some hilarious anecdotes of his 40+ years in comedy. Thanks to the folks over at Simon & Schuster we got a few copies of the book to give away. Enter the contest below and two lucky winners will get a copy of the book. Easy enough, tell your friends.
THE RULES:
The contest ends on September 15th at NOON (EDT)
Two winners will be will be chosen at random from all the proper entries.
Limit one entry per valid email address.
Valid only to residents living in only the US and Canada.
Must be at least 16 years old to enter.
