Side Effects

Side Effects by Woody Allen, published by Random House in 1980, is a collection of humorous essays that showcases the author’s distinctive wit. This first edition spans 149 pages and is presented in English. The book includes notable pieces such as “Remembering Needleman” and “The Kugelmass Episode,” along with a new story titled “Confessions of a Burglar,” offering a glimpse into Allen’s comedic perspective.

Readers will find a blend of biography, entertainment, and humor throughout this collection, reflecting Allen’s unique voice and style. The essays explore various themes within the realms of entertainment and performing arts, providing insights that resonate with both longtime fans and new readers alike. This edition serves as a testament to Allen’s enduring appeal in the world of humor and essay writing.