Calvin Trillin

Calvin Trillin is one of America’s most popular and versatile writers. Since the publication of his first book, An Education in Georgia, he has written with great humor and with a journalist’s eye on topics ranging from politics, crime, and popular culture to food, family, and travel. Trillin has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1963, and he is a longtime contributor to The Nation. His recent books include the popular novel Tepper Isn’t Going Out and a memoir about his marriage, About Alice.

His Books:
An Education in Georgia (1964)
Barnett Frummer is an Unbloomed Flower (1969)
U.S. Journal (1971)
American Fried: Adventures of a Happy Eater (1974)
Runestruck (1977)
Alice, Let’s Eat: Further Adventures
of a Happy Eater (1978)
Floater (1980)
Uncivil Liberties (1982)
Third Helpings (1983)
Killings (1984)
With All Disrespect (1985)
If You Can’t Say Something Nice (1987)
Travels with Alice (1989)
Enough’s Enough (1990)
American Stories (1991)
Remembering Denny (1993)
Deadline Poet: My Life as a Doggerelist (1994)
Too Soon to Tell (1995)
Family Man (1998)
Tepper Isn’t Going Out (2001)
Feeding a Yen (2003)
Obliviously on He Sails: The Bush
Administration in Rhyme (2004)
A Heckuva Job: More of the Bush
Administration in Rhyme (2006)
About Alice (2006)
Deciding the Next Decider (2008)

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