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John Hodgman, author of the widely praised "The Areas of My Expertise," delivers a humorously absurd compilation of made‑up facts and observations. The book covers quirky subjects such as "The Method by Which We Elect Our Presidents," "How to Be a Famous Minor Television Personality," and "Gambling: The Sport of the Asthmatic Man," all presented in Hodgman's signature satirical style.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire
Authors: John Hodgman
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