Dave Barry Talks Back

Paperback, 285 pages

English language

Published Dec. 24, 1991 by Crown Trade Paperbacks.

ISBN:
978-0-517-58868-0
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OCLC Number:
26136018

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5 stars (1 review)

When Dave Barry writes funny, you write back. And when you write funny. Dave Barry talks back! Besides being a best-selling author and Pulitzer Prize—winning writer, Dave Barry gets more reaction from readers like you than any other columnist in the United States. Whether he's soliciting your suggestions for cutting the federal deficit ("rent the Stealth bomber out for proms"), heading up the reader-inspired Exploding Animal Institute, or conducting the Official National Insect Bug-off, Dave Barry talks back!

And now the absolute best of Dave Barry is available in paperback. complete with those items sent in by people like you—Dave's legion of Alert Readers all across the country who have escaped their ward atten- dants long enough to warn Dave of the dangers of exploding cows. toilets, snails, whales, human stomachs, and politicians.

Dave Barry is not just the funniest writer in America. he's the most interactive. Complete with a …

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(Crossposted from my blog: daariga.wordpress.com/2015/12/07/dave-barry-talks-back/)

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of the gems that I discovered when I first started surfing the Internet was Dave Barry. Countless hours of my life have been spent reading the archives of his hilarious Florida articles written for the Miami Herald. Considering the amount of pure happiness (and tummy ache) his writing has given me, those were probably the most well-spent hours of my life. When I recently discovered that he has many books to his credit I had to get started on it!

Dave Barry Talks Back is a collection of 63 old articles, from before 1992. I was pleased to discover that I had not previously read any of these. They sample all the zaniness on this planet, ranging from relationships to family to pets to government to politics. Since these were written for a newspaper with a strict word limit, each of them …

Subjects

  • American wit and humor.
  • Newspapers -- Sections, columns, etc. -- Humor.