Milo D.
posts on 10/4/2009 4:35:19 PM
Chris,
I found your question from 2005 about wanting to know about the book "NEXT OF KIN" mentioned in David Sedaris' essay of the same name, in his collection "NAKED". Unfortunately, I have the same question, and no answer. I do find it a little bizarre that none of the downchain posters even know of what you speak.
Have you learned the answer yet? I suspect Mr. Sedaris created the thing of ehole clith -- typos, in the spirit, intentional.
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Greenhand
posts on 5/8/2009 11:50:19 AM
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Christy
posts on 9/27/2005 12:47:25 AM
Hey there! Just thought I would join in on everyone's message board! I too believe this is one of the most entertaining book I have ever read(at least the chapters I have read so far).
I do have a problem though. I have a book report due on it tomorrow. I have not yet finished the book, and I have to focus on the speech and language difficulties that he encountered.
Let me know the correct chapters to read thoroughly...thanks everyone!
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chris
posts on 8/22/2005 3:36:32 PM
yes i read that one too, HILARIOUS!!
I also have the one i think its called 'dress my family in cordorouy'. I havent read it yet, im still on 'Naked'. He is a great storyteller.
Go back and read the chapter next of kin. I thought it was really funny and im intrigued to see if the book really exist and if its a bad as he says.
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KATYA
posts on 8/22/2005 3:32:10 PM
CHRIS, I READ NAKED BUT I DON'T REMEMBER ABOUT THAT PARTICULAR CHAPTER. DID YOU READ ''I TALK PRETTY SOMEDAY.'' EVEN FUNNIER.
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chris
posts on 8/22/2005 3:28:21 PM
Does anyone know of the book David Sedaris finds in the essay Next of Kin, in the book 'Naked'?
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Katya
posts on 7/22/2005 1:50:12 PM
This is the funniest books I have ever read. Had to put it down numerous times as my face hurt from laughing so much.
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kendall
posts on 3/1/2005 10:19:13 AM
this book is so funny. it is funniest in the first half, then it does get a little repetitive, but it never stops entertaining me.
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