Joshua Ferris

Author, “The Dinner Party and Other Short Stories”

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Joshua Ferris on KCRW

Joshua Ferris’ first novel, a satire of the American corporate workplace, became a breakout hit 10 years ago. He’s written two other novels and many short stories since then.

Author Joshua Ferris on why men are the worst

Joshua Ferris’ first novel, a satire of the American corporate workplace, became a breakout hit 10 years ago. He’s written two other novels and many short stories since then.

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