Wolf at the Table: A Memoir of My Father » (Bargain)

When Augusten Burroughs released 2002's Running with Scissors -- his memoir about growing up in the mother of all dysfunctional families -- readers didn't know whether to drop their jaws in horror or hold their stomachs from laughing. Whatever reactions he gets from readers, Burroughs's gift for dishing on all things stranger than fiction has made him a bestselling author.

The #1 bestselling author of Running with Scissors and Dry returns with a most unexpected and powerful memoir.

The Washington Post - Monica Holloway

Burroughs retains his capacity to move the reader: There is gorgeous writing on every page…[he] is to be commended for addressing this painful material head-on and with such sobriety…