The Land and its People

The Land and its PeopleAuthor: David Sedaris ISBN: 9781408714133 Publisher: Little Brown Year first published: 26 May 2026 Pages: 272 Format: Paperback softback 'Very little makes me laugh. I would say the one exception is anything by David Sedaris' GRAHAM NORTON 'Sedaris is the God of the comic essay Sedaris' only rule: be funny or perish' LENA DUNHAM In The Land and Its People, David Sedaris investigates what it means to be a traveller, a brother, a lifelong friend.

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power struggles and political knife fights that have roiled the nation's capital during President Donald Trump's first two years in office

solitary reality as a captive of one of the world’s most brutal governments

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until one of Thorne's contacts in LA is found murdered in Paris

a father holding his almost-teenage age son's hand

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