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Barrel Fever (book; 1995)
By David Sedaris
The classic first book of stories from one of America's premiere living humorists. Dark, twisted, cringe-inducing at times, you'll nonetheless find yourself laughing out loud on almost every page here. A great, great introduction to Sedaris' work.
Out of 10: 9.9
