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Now, Where Were We?

by Roy Blount Jr.

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Getting back to basic truths that we have lost sight of through no fault of my own. A humorous collection of newspaper columns including "I Don't Eat Dirt Personally," "How to Walk in New York," "Filofax Fever," and other reflections on American life.

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I have heard him frequently on "Wait, Wait, don't tell me". So, I was curious what his writing was like. Funny, well written, but this edition is fairly dated mostly dating from the 80s. So, a few essays about Reagan and other issues at the time. As someone who lived through that time, I could understand and appreciate the references. But to a younger person, I think they might be a little at sea. ( )
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Essays. Nonfiction. Humor (Nonfiction.) HTML:

Getting back to basic truths that we have lost sight of through no fault of my own. A humorous collection of newspaper columns including "I Don't Eat Dirt Personally," "How to Walk in New York," "Filofax Fever," and other reflections on American life.

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