... memorable scene when she SPOILER ALERT. I don't want to say much more. But suffice it to say, she'll appear in future episodes. In the Dec. 9 show, meanwhile, Amy Sedaris also takes on a large guest-starring role as the SPOILER ... Louis-Dreyfus) and Barb (Wanda Sykes) because she was a SPOILER ALERT. Sedaris steals pretty much all of her scenes. It's quite funny. How do I ...

Whenever I get down on myself about being completely directionless about my life (Do I write? Do I want to cook? Do I want to just retreat from this world and live in a Corona commercial on a desert island?) I remember Amy Sedaris and think, oh, right, it’s kind of ALL possible.  Here’s a recent feature of hers on Epicurious of all places.    Posted in Musings

... Elf at Macy's?" I tried again. "No, no, no," she said. "I'm Amy Sedaris' brother?!" Now I was really confused. "No!" ... put me into their pocket." I totally get it now, I really do. I get it! I understand! Because as David Sedaris was talking, readers, I could see everything. We had fantastic seats (thank you so much, Husband!), and I could see ...

Amy will guest star on the December 9th episode of New Adventures of Old Christine: “Old Christine Meets Young Frankenstein” – When Christine finds ... OF OLD CHRISTINE, Wednesday, Dec. 9 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Amy Sedaris (”Strangers with Candy”) guest stars as Frances, the woman Christine dubbed “Frankenstein” in Junior High, ...

... 3 hours, 10 minutes with narration by Sedaris, his sister Amy, and some other broad. Plenty of laughter from me while listening. ... with fictional pieces. All the stories have sad bits. Sedaris has that great balance of humor and sadness when discussing anything ... a decent guy in the end. It would be neat to listen to Sedaris and his siblings get together and talk as family. The fictional piece of ...

... publish my first novel, there's a better-than-even chance that someone out there will call me "the next Amy Tan." The reviewer will mean it as a compliment. But it won' ... enjoy the works of strong women writers like Amy Tan, Gail Tsukiyama, and Hong Ying ... pool: you may be funny, but we can't compare you to, say, David Sedaris or Lorrie Moore -- let's see, who's funny ...