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In *Of Course I’m for Monogamy*, Marilyn Vos Savant compiles a decade’s worth of her popular *Ask Marilyn* columns—over 420,000 letters, more than 500 columns, and 148 marriage proposals—into a single volume. The book presents new question‑answer pairs covering politics, games, mysticism, mathematics, logic, and the lottery, all delivered with Vos Savant’s characteristic humor and sharp insight. It celebrates her impact as an American institution who has encouraged readers to think logically and have fun while learning.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Marilyn Vos Savant
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