Books by Ian Frazier
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review 1: There's something about Russia that's always intrigued me. While I firmly believe that Vladimir Putin is a horrible, horribly human being, I can even appreciate him in a sort of 'sad excuse for a Bond villain' sort of way. Ian Frazier is supposed to be an amazing travel writer, a...
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review 1: This is humor for the blackest of hearts. It's funny but so painful at the same time. The best analogy I can give is it's like watching the UK version of The Office - it feels so much like you are at work you almost can't look at the screen.Best in small(er) doses - I am stuck ri...
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review 1: I didn't make it past the first chapter. I understand that it called the "Cursing Mommy's Book of Days" but I figured that there might be more story than cursing which doesn't seem to be the case. I love listening to Cynthia Nixon's narrations and thought the cover looked fun, s...
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review 1: This anthology had very few selections that had me in stitches. The editor's introduction, in which he can barely stop laughing long enough to write down his thoughts, might have been the first clue that the book wouldn't live up to expectations. If it's that good, why are you tr...