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reveals why humor is so idiosyncratic
For as far back as he can remember
revitalize a tired one
From the man who is practically synonymous with the form of the modern personal essay comes a delightful collection of prose
Could Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson possibly be right
The Second Nine Months the invisible string reveals why humor is soI want to walk out of Target and leave Blair there, wailing . . . Nice people work at Target. Surely someone would take her home and care for her and buy her pretty things. So begins Vicki Glembocki's brutally honest yet hilarious memoir of her agonizing transition into motherhood. Why agonizing? Because no one told her how tough it would be. Finally, Glembocki lays out the truth about those first months with baby: the certainty that you're doing
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