Naked
by David Sedaris
Abandoned this on audiobook. It was just too icky. Did he smother a matchstick's worth of memoirs with a can of roofing tar? Because if one-tenth of this book is true, he should be locked up in a loony bin and not allowed to pollute the gene pool. But if it's pretty much all made up, then why read it? It's like a useless pollution of family stories so unbelievable that they could be true, spiced up with gross humor that isn't very funny.
So if it's true, then it's not a truth I care to be acquainted with. And if it's made-up, why bother?
I didn't.
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