![]() ![]() In 2013 Augusten married his literary agent and best friend, Christopher Schelling. He has been twice voted to Entertainment Weekly's famed, "Funniest People in America" list, featured as a cover story in Vanity Fair, profiled extensively in magazines like People and Time, provided commentary for National Public Radio, penned a monthly column for Detailsand hosted his own radio show for Sirius. ![]() His writing has appeared in magazines and newspapers worldwide including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian UK, The Sydney Morning Herald and many more. All of Augusten's subsequent books - Dry, Magical Thinking, Possible Side Effects, A Wolf at the Table, You Better Not Cry & This is How- were instant New York Times bestsellers. It was made into a movie starring Annette Bening and Alec Baldwin. Exclusive Cover Reveal + Excerpt: Augusten Burroughs Writes I Am a Witch in New Memoir, Toil & Trouble. This Is How From the 1 New York Times bestselling author of Running With Scissors comes a groundbreaking book by Augusten Burroughs that explores how to. ![]() Almost eighteen years after accepting his first advertising job, Augusten left the industry to pursue a career as an author. Two years later, his 2002 memoir, Running with Scissors, became a publishing phenomenon, spending over three consecutive years on the New York Times bestseller list. Augusten Burroughs was born Christopher Richter Robison in Pittsburgh, PA on Octoand raised in Western Massachusetts. ![]()
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