David Rakoff was a writer whose essays often appeared in The Best American Nonrequired Reading. He had a knack for finding the humor and humanity in everyday life.
Fraud
Fraud
Synopsis
David Rakoff's debut collection of essays offers a blend of humor and poignancy. Whether he's attempting to climb a mountain, impersonating Sigmund Freud in a department store, or reflecting on being Canadian in New York City, Rakoff has a knack for revealing life's absurdities and emotional truths. The book takes readers on diverse expeditions, from searching for elves in Iceland to contemplating a martini olive, all while exploring the unique and funny aspects of the world.
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David RakoffProtagonist
Sigmund FreudCameo
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FraudUnknown, 2002
240 pages
Doubleday Canada, LimitedISBN: 97803856583245 editions available
