(2004) and The Arvo (with Peter Helliar) (2005). Books In May 2008, Lucy's first book The Lucy Family Alphabet was published. Lucy wrote the book about life with her Irish-born adoptive parents and not knowing she was adopted until age 25. The book has been described as "a riotous take on Lucy's childhood [and] the lunatics who made her who she is today". In October 2012, her second book (and follow-up to her earlier memoir) Drink, Smoke, Pass Out was published. One reviewer called it both funny and sad but "worth it ... because like a true champion Judith finds a way through her self-absorbed mire. Not in a righteous religious way but in an honest way." Discography Albums Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards are a set of annual ceremonies presented by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of the music of Australia. They commenced in 1987. ! |- | 1999 || King of the Road || ARIA Award for Best Comedy Release || || |- References External links Judith Lucy at Token Artists (archive) The Lucy Family Alphabet, Author: Judith Lucy Transcript of Radio Ha Ha episode featuring Judith Lucy 1968 births Living people Australian stand-up comedians Australian television personalities Women television personalities Triple J announcers Australian women comedians Australian women radio presenters Helpmann Award winners Actresses from Perth, Western Australia Curtin University alumni