David Sedaris

Introduction

David Sedaris born in Binghamton, on December 26, 1956, although he faced difficulties in the beginning of his career as an artist and writer, Sedaris is the writer of the internationally hailed and a contributor to the radio. He attended college in fits and starts, dropping out of Kent State University in 1977 and the completion of the degree of his ten years later at the Art Institute in Chicago. Sedaris writes a wickedly funny, and accounts of self-condemn those years in adolescence and twenties .

Humorous stories also relate in many cases, information about family members and experiences during childhood. David Sedaris is the brother of Amy Sedaris, who is an actress, comedian, and writer. And cooperation of the brothers and a few writing projects, including the play book Liz. Amy Sedaris was the beginning of the TV show Strangers with Candy, which also turned into a movie full-length. Amy Sedaris has published also wrote on her own and with other partners including the writing I like you: hospitality under the influence.

Discussion

According to his books, David Sedaris suffered from Tourette syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder when he was young. In his book Naked (1996), and claims that a lot of nervous habits eased when he took up smoking in college. Although David Sedaris quit smoking in early 2007 , had angered officials of the anti-smoking campaign for years with anti-smoking campaign against him. To participate in the Pittsburgh occur in 1999, Sedaris made fun of the plate to fight against smoking a cigarette and turned in one at one end, the needle under the skin of evil. In response to the noted humorist that one wants to be there, in fact, a way to inject a cigarette in his bloodstream.

David Sedaris has published several books and a regular contributor to The New Yorker. Books and magazine publications are often biographical. In addition to a rocky childhood, early adulthood, family, Sedaris also writes about his life as a gay, personal drug abuse and life with his partner, Hugh. He and his partner currently lives in France, although Sedaris makes frequent trips to the United States to attend the lectures and promoting his books (Lyall, p.36).

David Sedaris is a genuine literary phenomenon in the United States. But far from basking in the success of futility, the writer continues to walk the roads of Europe and America to present and read his latest book, 'I'm a stickler for principles', a collection of anecdotes and sour Sweet and pulsed in the heart of a newspaper to say the least unusual.

Armed with his inseparable notebook, Observer writer continues his quest least curiosities of each other, just for the pleasure of capturing the right moment, to extract the sap and write stories. With humility and simplicity, as a souvenir peddler, David Sedaris takes ownership of these plots some strange life of fear they are tricked by the speed of time passing. Preserving these treasured moments funny, raw, fleeting, shocking, poetic, it gives us a tray of ...