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Half Empty (2010)

It's true, the author's writing style takes some getting used to. He is extremely wordy and this is not the breezier read one might find with Sedaris, for example. That said, I found myself relating to the author's "half empty" outlook on life. I was intrigued by the studies he cites that indicat...

Half Empty (2010) by David Rakoff
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Don't Get Too Comfortable: The Indignities of Coach Class, The Torments of Low Thread Count, The Never-Ending Quest for Artisanal Olive Oil, and Other First World Problems (2006)

So, I promised myself that I would stray away from the non-fiction universe after perusing a particularly disturbing online survey that noted that for the most part, unhappy people read non-fiction because they are unwilling to bask in the fervent imagination of a good fiction writer. This is to ...

Don't Get Too Comfortable: The Indignities of Coach Class, The Torments of Low Thread Count, The Never-Ending Quest for Artisanal Olive Oil, and Other First World Problems (2006) by David Rakoff
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Fraud: Essays (2002)

It's unfortunate that my first impulse, one common to many readers, is to compare David Rakoff to David Sedaris. Because compared to Sedaris's winning alchemy of wit and absurdity, Rakoff's stories at first seem a little wan. To the hearty comedy that is "Me Talk Pretty One Day," "Fraud" might be...

Fraud: Essays (2002) by David Rakoff
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Don't Get Too Comfortable (2005)

Her affair with mercurial photographer Tony Perkins is on the skids. At a party, surrounded by her brittle, beautiful, shallow friends, she drips melted wax onto her torso, laughing mirthlessly all the while. I watched rapt, having been taken to see it by my best friend Mark Satok and his family....

Don't Get Too Comfortable (2005) by David Rakoff
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Fraud (2002)

but no word for “love”—there’s that old saw about the underlying proportions of the ideal female form being the same the world over, regardless of epoch or region; the Venus of Willendorf is to Cindy Crawford is to a lovely young bride in Micronesia is to the paragon of Inuit beauty, and on and o...

Fraud (2002) by David Rakoff

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