‘Style-wise, this is Brian Dillon’s Essayism crossed with David Sedaris . . . it’s learned, with a breath-taking frame of reference, but also witty and self-effacing, revelling in life’s smuttiness and fuck-ups.’ Bookmunch
Endlessly surprising and entertaining, Humiliation is an essay-in-fragments unlike any other you will read on the human condition. With a disarming blend of personal reflec¬tion and cultural commentary, Wayne Koestenbaum walks us – at times cajoles us – through a spectrum of mortifications, in history, current events, literature, art, music, film, and in his own life.
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Wayne Koestenbaum has published five books of poetry, one novel, and six books of non-fiction. A graduate of Harvard and Princeton, he is a distinguished professor of English at the CUNY Graduate Center (New York) and also a visiting professor in the painting department of the Yale School of Art.
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