Rules For Others To Live By: Comments & Self-Contradictions - Tapa dura

"When Greenberg hits, he hits high, and seeing the world through his characters' eye is most often an unparalleled pleasure...Greenberg misses nothing from his perch." --Alex Witchel, The New York Times Book Review "The humor, the insight, and all the magic and madness of life in New York--reading Rules for Others to Live By is the next best thing to being Richard Greenberg's friend." --Patricia Clarkson, Oscar-, Tony-, and Golden Globe-nominated actress and Emmy Award winner for Six Feet Under "From its cheeky title to the arresting bons mots sprinkled throughout, Rules for Others to Live By is a breezy read that cloaks some penetrating truths. . . . [Greenberg] addresses many of the more vexing questions of modern life with tongue planted firmly in cheek. . . .Readers will be disappointed to reach the final page." --Kirkus Reviews When Greenberg hits, he hits high, and seeing the world through his characters eye is most often an unparalleled pleasure Greenberg misses nothing from his perch. Alex Witchel, The New York Times Book Review The humor, the insight, and all the magic and madness of life in New York reading Rules for Others to Live By is the next best thing to being Richard Greenberg s friend. Patricia Clarkson, Oscar-, Tony-, and Golden Globe nominated actress and Emmy Award winner for Six Feet Under From its cheeky title to the arresting bons mots sprinkled throughout, Rules for Others to Live By is a breezy read that cloaks some penetrating truths. . . . [Greenberg] addresses many of the more vexing questions of modern life with tongue planted firmly in cheek. . . .Readers will be disappointed to reach the final page. Kirkus Reviews" The humor, the insight, and all the magic and madness of life in New York reading Rules for Others to Live By is the next best thing to being Richard Greenberg s friend. Patricia Clarkson, Oscar-, Tony-, and Golden Globe nominated actress and Emmy Award winner for Six Feet Under From its cheeky title to the arresting bons mots sprinkled throughout, Rules for Others to Live By is a breezy read that cloaks some penetrating truths. . . . [Greenberg] addresses many of the more vexing questions of modern life with tongue planted firmly in cheek. . . .Readers will be disappointed to reach the final page. Kirkus Reviews"

In Rules for Others to Live By, Pulitzer finalist and Tony Award winning playwright Richard Greenberg shares stories from his life. Here are observations from two decades of residence on a three-block stretch of New York City and musings from his brilliant, if not a little unusual, mind. Spanning a range of conversational topics from friendship to writing, urban life to visiting parents, health crises to hypochondria and other paranoid tendencies, Greenberg's distinct and hilarious voice articulates our own mild obsessions and idiosyncrasies.