Naked

Published in 1997, 'Naked' is a collection of 17 essays that delve into David Sedaris's life, including his childhood in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina, his college years, and his later experiences.

The book is known for its wit, dark humor, and irreverent handling of tragic events, such as the death of his mother.

Sedaris's essays often focus on his family, his Greek heritage, his homosexuality, and various jobs and travels.

The book is acclaimed for its honest and humorous portrayal of Sedaris's life, although some readers have noted the underlying themes of self-esteem and family dynamics.