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Without Feathers
Without Feathers | Woody Allen
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Here they are--some of the funniest tales and ruminations ever put into print, by one of the great comic minds of our time. From THE WHORE OF MENSA, to GOD (A Play), to NO KADDISH FOR WEINSTEIN, old and new Woody Allen fans will laugh themselves hysterical over these sparkling gems.
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Without Feathers | Woody Allen
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One of my favorite #shortstories of all time is Woody Allen's "The Whore of Mensa." You can read the whole thing here at The New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1974/12/16/the-whore-of-mensa

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CoffeeAndABook Thx for the link!! This'll be fun 🤓 8y
susanw I read this in high school, I'd forgotten all about it, thanks for reminding me. It was really funny. Classic Woody Allen. 8y
katedensen @CoffeeAndABook Enjoy! And let me know what you think. Be careful where you read it--you may laugh out loud. @susanw Me too! I went through a Woody Allen phase around age 16 (that I've never quite grown out of) and devoured everything. 8y
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CoffeeAndABook @katedfisher 👏 Will let you know! I have a couple of big scary days at work this week so this will be perfect for one of those night's commute home - irregardless of suppressed snorting laughter 😉😅 8y
CoffeeAndABook @katedfisher Ha! That was such a great read, and hilarious!! Just what I needed 😌 Thx 🎈 8y
katedensen @CoffeeAndABook Yay!!! "I'd like to discuss Melville" is one of my all-time favorite lines. 8y
CoffeeAndABook @katedfisher 😀 Yes, that sentence is perfect. I also loved the list of 'emotional experiences' that were peddled. That just threw me!!!! 😂 8y
katedensen @CoffeeAndABook His stories are what I aspire to in my own writing. He has a really funny one about Madoff as a lobster (I know, wtf) in
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CoffeeAndABook @katedfisher Oh I had no idea that you write as well! That's splendid 😀 I can see how Allen's witty writing would be inspiring. I have to check that Madoff story out, it sounds outrageous. I'm glad to hear your life will go back to normal after a stretch of crazy!! Enjoy the moments of sweet reading time before the collective holiday madness hits us all!!! 🌾📚 7y
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