Side Effects

Side Effects (1980) by Woody Allen
Published by Random House | Offered by Crappy Old Books

A neurotic’s delight, Side Effects is Woody Allen at his most absurd, intellectual, and delightfully unhinged. This 1980 collection of short stories and essays tumbles through the paranoid, hypochondriac-infested corridors of Allen’s brain—offering existential musings, mock-serious science, and the occasional rabbi with a kangaroo complex. From time-travel mishaps to Kafka-inspired insurance claims, Side Effects delivers smart laughs with a side of dread, all dressed up in Allen’s signature blend of wit and worry.

Condition: Slightly foxed, like the narrator’s worldview. Pages may smell like regret and old coffee. Perfect for bookshelf décor or deep sighs on rainy afternoons.

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