Deb's review
Possible Side Effects
by Augusten Burroughs
Deb's review
Possible Side Effects by Augusten Burroughs
Deb's review
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I am about halfway through this collection of autobiographical essays, and I love it every bit as much as I loved "Magical Thinking." Burroughs presents himself as this detached, selfish, self-absorbed man, but the stories he shares reveal him to be a tenderhearted person who is acutely aware of his foibles.
I love reading about his relationship with Dennis. I love that he marvels that someone as wonderful as Dennis could love him so much. Their unabashed adoration of their dogs hits home with me.
Burroughs is unpretentious, honest, insightful and a deft manipulator of the English language. What more could a reader want?
I love reading about his relationship with Dennis. I love that he marvels that someone as wonderful as Dennis could love him so much. Their unabashed adoration of their dogs hits home with me.
Burroughs is unpretentious, honest, insightful and a deft manipulator of the English language. What more could a reader want?
