Take a peek into David Sedaris's wacky mind in his sixth book of essays, When You Are Engulfed in Flames.

This latest installment will delight those who have already discovered his quick-witted and often biting humor, and will be a great introduction to those who have yet to discover him. As usual, fans of Sedaris will recognize several of the essays in the book, as they have been previously published in The New Yorker, or featured on the radio show "This American Life" - but they are even more hilarious the second time around.

Whether you are a seasoned Sedaris fan or new to his work, you will find yourself doubled over with laughter as you read about his efforts to quit smoking, his fear of germs, living in Japan, and using a nifty little device called the "Stadium Pal." Those who want to experience Sedaris reading the book will want to get the book on compact disc - it features Sedaris as the reader and also includes several hilarious live readings.