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In SeinLanguage, comedian Jerry Seinfeld turns his observational humor into a lively anthology of essays and anecdotes. The book covers a wide range of subjects—ranging from childhood experiences and relationships to the world of cop shows and professional attire—through Seinfeld’s trademark wit and insight. A New York Times bestseller, it offers fans a new way to experience the humor that made the Emmy‑winning television show a cultural phenomenon.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Jerry Seinfeld
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