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“Not exactly a party game, but a genuine mind-bending variety of puzzles on issues that matter to us . . .”

“Office Girl’s target readership, like its characters, are legally adults—even though some may still be growing up.”

“. . . if you prefer your geek humor untouched by any of that fancy-shmancy edjumacated stuff, this book is probably not for you.”

“With the Hand does a great job of looking at an entire range of ways that masturbation is and has been perceived over the years.”

“Best American Sports Writing is a showcase for great writing and perceptive, under-the-radar stories about athletes and adventurers, the stench of a ‘bitches and ho’s’ sports culture run a

“1225 Christmas Tree Lane reveals Ms. Macomber’s penchant for small town charm and happy-ever-after endings.”

The second thing that the reader finds surprising about Christina Haag’s memoir Come to the Edge is how well written it is.

You might think there aren’t any more good stories left to be told about the sixties.