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Old 04-16-2010, 05:01 AM   #2
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"When you are engulfed in flames" by David Sedaris. He's a wonderful essayist, writes about, well, life. With his dry sense of humor he breaks apart the irony in our every day lives, making us laugh at ourselves because that's all there is left to do.
I adore Sedaris--and I'm encouraged to hear that you enjoyed Engulfed in Flames because several die-hard Sedaris fans have been less than thrilled. Even though I planned to read it months ago, I'm hoping for the summer now--when school's "out" (lol).

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This is going on my reading list!

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And my book as I write...lol
How awesome! Writing is work.

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The Everything Ghost Hunting Book by Melissa Martin Ellis....I know, big shock....lol
It's very cool that the amount of paranormal books these days are rising (since it used to be very difficult to find a decent and well researched book years ago).

What I'm reading:
*student papers
*my writing
*(for class, re-read) Shirley Jackson's short story "The Lottery" (freaky!)
*job announcements
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