When I spoke with the writer over the phone about his new collection, “ Happy-Go-Lucky,” my laughter ranged across the spectrum you could build a complete taxonomy of belly laughs and nervous giggles from the call alone.
He admits that he likes to get “a mix of laughter,” including the particular kind that comes from shock: “It’s a laugh that doesn’t sound like any other laugh. Though the COVID-19 pandemic forced him to take the longest break from touring that he’s had in his decades-long career, Sedaris, 65, has been back in theaters around the country since last fall. If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from, whose fees support independent bookstores.Īuthor and humorist David Sedaris loves his job - which after all is making people laugh for a living - but that doesn’t mean he worries too much about offending people.
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