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Old 02-11-2011, 07:02 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by elemenoP View Post
I'm thinking David Sedaris would also be perfect, but I think I've read all of his (except for the odd new squirrel one--is that worth reading?).
I enjoyed Squirrel seeks Chipmunk.

Another author I was thinking of is Haruki Murakami. He has a few book of short stories such as The Elephant Vanishes and Blind Willow, sleeping woman. I think they are quite dreamlike. We can't get them in ebook here though, don't know if they are available elsewhere. Anyone seen them?

I am going to look up David Rakoff... might be interesting.
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