/lit/ - Literature

i got naked on my kindle

should i read it?

>>1606177
Yeah, I like his style. He's pretty funny.

Someone else here said it, but it's apt, so I'll repeat it:

"If anyone could have written it, a Sedaris already did."

I've read 'Full House' and 'What I Learned'

'What I Learned' was pretty hilarious, 'Full House' was 90% awkward and 10% humorous.

>>1606185
I think he's a lot funnier than the average person. Plus, he's gay.

>>1606192

Gay people always have a good sense of humour. It's essential for what they do.

>>1606213
I just had a weird thought, gay people have sex with gay men don't they?

At least the men. I thought it should be obvious, but, well there you go.

>>1606267
>david sedaris himself is the author of this post.

>>1606271
Strangely, I wrote that post and I never read the guy.

I guess I should get on a plane.

I think this sums up where the United States of America is culturally and artistically.

When work like this is considered something worth having, the culture is in serious trouble.

Regardless of the author's sexuality, his works should be aside the humour books of Tim Allen, Maddox, Larry the Cable Guy, etc...

Self-indulgent shit.

I love David Sedaris.

Anyone that doesn't love his stories has to hate reading. They're so easy to read. I don't understand how someone could not like him. He's funny, articulate, and unique.

>>1606279
I suppose everyone could put on berets and speak french and then everything could be called a post-existential reader response but...

Then we'd be fags

Typical NPR level self-congratulation.

>>1606296
This was not my intent. But I will say that Garrison Keillor is 100 times better for the soul than David Sedaris.

>>1606317
What's your obsession with Dick Brautigan?

airplane books

>>1606323
He was a genius. And I like photos of him.

Sedaris is just as noteworthy as Elmore Leonard.
Both positively and negatively.

>>1606330
I like him, too. But I'm not about to post all the results of a Google Image search with my posts, tonight.

Also, Brautigan looked like Michael Stivic's father.

>>1606348
I'll agree with this, and I think the television series Justified will bolster our shared thought.

>>1606349
Brother, do you know where the deeds are done?

>>1606349

It is basically a tripfag for me.

>>1606361
A trip, you mean. Tripfag is the noisome personage using the trip.

>>1606361
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>>1606317
I love Brautigan

i love AitF too

>>1606372
No, Brautigan is the tripfag. He is just speaking through me, and I need to give him credit.

>>1606393
i am in a similar situation

place your complaints on this man's grave, if anyone

>>1606361

I think you should stop it, myself. You don't deserve that face. If you've any genuine interest or respect for his work, you'd just stop it.

>>1606417

I think you are a homosexual.