Reviewers note that the essays, like the book, are long (97 pages about a cruise-ship voyage, 54 on the Illinois State Fair) and playful (He trounces words; he pivots on commas; he drops in and out of styles like a vaudevillian who lets the audience watch him change costumes right there on stage, says the Los Angeles Times ' Susan Salter Reynolds).
Reviewers note that the essays are like his book, long and playful.
So far, there have been no reviews on his essays.
Nothing needs to happen at the end of three day.
The woman is sitting down.
People are gathered together.
The room looks so much smaller with it.
Well then let us not return to where we came from.
Tropical Splendor and Peace as well.