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daOnlyBG · 18 January 2020, 02:28 AM

The "Drama Bug" is hysterical, but then again, so are many other of his works.

Blansky · 18 January 2020, 03:39 AM

Interesting.

His sister Amy is pretty hilarious as well.

Waxtactic · 18 January 2020, 03:48 AM

Duely noted - the guy is a riot.

mountainjogger · 18 January 2020, 07:29 AM

Prefer his earlier work. First heard his Santaland on NPR. It was great.

Boothroyd · 18 January 2020, 08:48 AM

He seems to like Minneapolis; he appears here every year or so. I too have read a lot of his earlier work. Always enjoyed his satire.

daOnlyBG · 18 January 2020, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mountainjogger

Prefer his earlier work. First heard his Santaland on NPR. It was great.

His review of that children's Christmas Pageant is what hooked me. Brutal.

Bob the brush · 18 January 2020, 06:43 PM

He's rarely heard on BBC radio, occasionally they will do a short series of him reading his essays, and I find his style of delivery and his content very funny indeed. I have never looked, are his essays in print?

daOnlyBG · 20 January 2020, 05:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Bob the brush

He's rarely heard on BBC radio, occasionally they will do a short series of him reading his essays, and I find his style of delivery and his content very funny indeed. I have never looked, are his essays in print?

Sir, they can not only be viewed in The New Yorker, but he's a best-selling author! Probably the most prolific humorist writing today.

I've seen him live, too, and he's fantastic. He's got humor for everyone, including those with dark tastes.

JasoninDenver · 20 January 2020, 09:27 AM

His books “Naked” and “Me talk pretty one Day” are a good introduction into his style of humor.

I also enjoyed David Rakoff’s stories as much if not more.

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