| One With The Jews! Tuesday, December 30 2008 As a political statement to show my support for the Jews, I didn't buy anybody any Christmas presents this year (though I did accept) nor did I send out any cards. Instead, I stayed in my basement w [ ... ] |
| Being Gay Sunday, December 14 2008 Recently, a reader posted a note on my Facebook page that stunned me with its honesty. The reader confessed to having always been a bit "homophobic" and went on to say that reading my books had "opene [ ... ] |
| New Fan Gallery Monday, October 6 2008 Photos from Augusten's "A Wolf at the Table" tour are now up in the EVENTS section. Check 'em out ! |
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An instant New york Times bestseller, it's Augusten's most personal and unexpected memoir yet.
"A searing, emotional portrait of a son who wants nothing more than the love his father will not grant him, Burroughs's latest memoir (after 2004's Dry) is indeed powerful."
- Publisher's Weekly
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"(H)ilarious, wildly fanciful reminiscences...less spiky than Magical Thinking. It's also more inviting...he makes good, snarky company even with nothing serious in mind...Mr. Burroughs does get away with stunts that would sink more timid writers."
- The New York Times
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Running with Scissors and Dry comes Augusten Burroughs' most eagerly-anticipated collection yet: true stories that give voice to the thoughts we all have but dare not mention.
Augusten Burroughs shows why he is the memoirist-of-the-moment with his harrowing and laugh-out-loud new essay collection, Magical Thinking."
- Vanity Fair
Dry was an instant New York Times bestseller. In paperback, it remained on the bestseller list for over six consecutive months.
"Dry is more than a heartbreaking tale; it's a heroic one. As with its predecessor, we finish the book amazed not only that Burroughs can write so brilliantly, but that he's even alive."
- People
Running with Scissors is the true story of a boy whose mother (a poet with delusions of Anne Sexton) gave him away to be raised by her psychiatrist, a dead-ringer for Santa and a lunatic in the bargain.
"Bawdy, outrageous, often hilarious...the anecdotes in Running with Scissors can be so flippant, and so insanely funny (quite literally), that the effect is that of a William Burroughs situation comedy."
- Janet Maslin, The New York Times
Darkly funny and gleefully mean-spirited, Sellevision explores greed, obsession and third tier celebrity, in the world of a fictional home shopping network.
"A relentless spoof...endlessly loopy... (a) kaleidoscope of gleefully salacious intrigue."
- Publisher's Weekly