Select Excerpts from a Novel Written by an Author Who Doesn’t Know How to Cook
“One final touch, my dear boy,” his Grandma said, carefully placing an entire stick of butter on top of the dish.
Adam Dietz is a writer and the host of the Home Improvement (the sitcom) podcast “Home Impodcast.” His work has been featured in McSweeney’s, but not The New Yorker.
“One final touch, my dear boy,” his Grandma said, carefully placing an entire stick of butter on top of the dish.
Whenever the sincerity of my work is doubted, I always point to my author’s photo as evidence of a life lived.
The Airport: For domestic flights, you should wake up at 4 a.m. and drive directly to the airport, no matter what time of day the flight is.
I Didn’t Kill Jillian, Per Se, But I Am Indirectly Responsible for Her Death and While It Haunts Me, I Am Still a Redeemable Character
Somewhere along the way, every single person I’ve ever known got the idea that silly socks were the thing I cherished most.
Rodney is a baby and I am an adult man. We look nothing alike. For starters, look at how much smaller Rodney is than me.
By the time your child is in elementary school, they’ll be able to replace your basement door with a beaded curtain adorned with Grateful Dead skulls.
Instead of a 007 who is handsome, smooth, and combat-trained, what if we went with a 40-year-old guy who is allergic to bees.
Somewhere, up in the cloud someplace, there is a benevolent being that can let you back into your SubzScription account.
Honestly, I don’t know what I’m more excited for: a new Transformers movie or this brand new swimming pool I’m having put in my backyard.
Jesus Christ brings a robust following as well as the ability to do some pretty amazing things off the court.
This room also differs from other rooms in the home in that it features multiple bronze Paul Reiser statues bolted directly to the floor.