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"One of the most compelling and screamingly funny voices of the new century belongs to Augusten Burroughs. . . . Burroughs is blessed with an offbeat perspective and a viciously uncensored wit, a delight to read."--"USA Today"
"Augusten Burroughs shows why he is the memoirist-of-the-moment with his harrowing and laugh-out-loud new essay collection, "Magical Thinking.""--"Vanity Fair "
"Ruthlessly funny . . . deliciously perverse . . . he extracts something funny from every shred of his own warped experience. "Magical Thinking" indeed."--"People"(four stars)
"Sports nuts have Dave Barry, Midwesterners have Garrison Keillor, and the rest of us--gay guys, misfits, those with horrific childhoods--have Burroughs. He hooks you into a story better than anybody."--"Entertainment "Weekly(A-)
"Every so often a 'writer's writer' pops up and deliciously ambushes readers--writers like David Sedaris, Larry Brown, and Frank McCourt. . . . Augusten Burroughs deserves membership to this inner circle. . . . "Magical Thinking" is finely-honed and addicting . . . Miraculous."--"Rocky Mountain News "(Denver)
"Deeply satisfying, full of both gleeful one-liners and shocking instances of profound wisdom . . . There are few writers as outrageously magical or as surprisingly thoughtful as Augusten Burroughs."--"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
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"A literary favorite--right up there with humorists David Sedaris and Laurie Notaro . . . Fascinating."--"Boston Herald "
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"Superlatively disturbed . . . A brand-new collection of deliciously lurid true tales offer[s] an irresistible display of sanity hanging by a thread."--"Booklist"(starred review)
"Still wild, sad, funny, tender, and frightening . . . It's all about the journey. Do go along. Just be sure to pack some tissues for the laughing and the crying."--"The Seattle Times"
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One of the most compelling and screamingly funny voices of the new century belongs to Augusten Burroughs. . . . Burroughs is blessed with an offbeat perspective and a viciously uncensored wit, a delight to read. "USA Today"

Augusten Burroughs shows why he is the memoirist-of-the-moment with his harrowing and laugh-out-loud new essay collection, "Magical Thinking." "Vanity Fair"

Ruthlessly funny . . . deliciously perverse . . . he extracts something funny from every shred of his own warped experience. "Magical Thinking" indeed. "People(four stars)"

Sports nuts have Dave Barry, Midwesterners have Garrison Keillor, and the rest of us--gay guys, misfits, those with horrific childhoods--have Burroughs. He hooks you into a story better than anybody. "Entertainment Weekly(A-)"

Every so often a 'writer's writer' pops up and deliciously ambushes readers--writers like David Sedaris, Larry Brown, and Frank McCourt. . . . Augusten Burroughs deserves membership to this inner circle. . . . "Magical Thinking" is finely-honed and addicting . . . Miraculous. "Rocky Mountain News (Denver)"

Deeply satisfying, full of both gleeful one-liners and shocking instances of profound wisdom . . . There are few writers as outrageously magical or as surprisingly thoughtful as Augusten Burroughs. "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"

A literary favorite--right up there with humorists David Sedaris and Laurie Notaro . . . Fascinating. "Boston Herald"

Superlatively disturbed . . . A brand-new collection of deliciously lurid true tales offer[s] an irresistible display of sanity hanging by a thread. "Booklist(starred review)"

Still wild, sad, funny, tender, and frightening . . . It's all about the journey. Do go along. Just be sure to pack some tissues for the laughing and the crying. "The Seattle Times""

One of the most compelling and screamingly funny voices of the new century belongs to Augusten Burroughs. . . . Burroughs is blessed with an offbeat perspective and a viciously uncensored wit, a delight to read. USA Today

Augusten Burroughs shows why he is the memoirist-of-the-moment with his harrowing and laugh-out-loud new essay collection, Magical Thinking. Vanity Fair

Ruthlessly funny . . . deliciously perverse . . . he extracts something funny from every shred of his own warped experience. Magical Thinking indeed. People(four stars)

Sports nuts have Dave Barry, Midwesterners have Garrison Keillor, and the rest of us--gay guys, misfits, those with horrific childhoods--have Burroughs. He hooks you into a story better than anybody. Entertainment Weekly(A-)

Every so often a 'writer's writer' pops up and deliciously ambushes readers--writers like David Sedaris, Larry Brown, and Frank McCourt. . . . Augusten Burroughs deserves membership to this inner circle. . . . Magical Thinking is finely-honed and addicting . . . Miraculous. Rocky Mountain News (Denver)

Deeply satisfying, full of both gleeful one-liners and shocking instances of profound wisdom . . . There are few writers as outrageously magical or as surprisingly thoughtful as Augusten Burroughs. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

A literary favorite--right up there with humorists David Sedaris and Laurie Notaro . . . Fascinating. Boston Herald

Superlatively disturbed . . . A brand-new collection of deliciously lurid true tales offer[s] an irresistible display of sanity hanging by a thread. Booklist(starred review)

Still wild, sad, funny, tender, and frightening . . . It's all about the journey. Do go along. Just be sure to pack some tissues for the laughing and the crying. The Seattle Times

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"One of the most compelling and screamingly funny voices of the new century belongs to Augusten Burroughs. . . . Burroughs is blessed with an offbeat perspective and a viciously uncensored wit, a delight to read." --USA Today

"Augusten Burroughs shows why he is the memoirist-of-the-moment with his harrowing and laugh-out-loud new essay collection, Magical Thinking." --Vanity Fair

"Ruthlessly funny . . . deliciously perverse . . . he extracts something funny from every shred of his own warped experience. Magical Thinking indeed." --People(four stars)

"Sports nuts have Dave Barry, Midwesterners have Garrison Keillor, and the rest of us--gay guys, misfits, those with horrific childhoods--have Burroughs....He hooks you into a story better than anybody." --Entertainment Weekly(A-)

"Every so often a 'writer's writer' pops up and deliciously ambushes readers--writers like David Sedaris, Larry Brown, and Frank McCourt. . . . Augusten Burroughs deserves membership to this inner circle. . . . Magical Thinking is finely-honed and addicting . . . Miraculous." --Rocky Mountain News (Denver)

"Deeply satisfying, full of both gleeful one-liners and shocking instances of profound wisdom . . . There are few writers as outrageously magical or as surprisingly thoughtful as Augusten Burroughs." --The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

"A literary favorite--right up there with humorists David Sedaris and Laurie Notaro . . . Fascinating." --Boston Herald

"Superlatively disturbed . . . A brand-new collection of deliciously lurid true tales...offer[s] an irresistible display of sanity hanging by a thread." --Booklist(starred review)

"Still wild, sad, funny, tender, and frightening . . . It's all about the journey. Do go along. Just be sure to pack some tissues for the laughing and the crying." --The Seattle Times

A collection of personal writings by the author of Running with Scissors and Dry features the author's observations on such topics as a contest of wills with a deranged cleaning lady, the emotional side of killing a rodent in one's home, and the brief fame that accompanies starring in a commercial. Reader's Guide available. Reprint.