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Ed Park was born in 1970 in Buffalo, New York. He is a founding editor of The Believer and the former editor Voice Literary Supplement. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and elsewhere. He lives with his family in Manhattan, where he publishes The New York Ghost.As much a novel of pitch-perfect comic vignettes of working life, <i>Personal Days</i> is the ideal book to read under the table during the next staff training seminar. Park has strayed into Ricky Gervais' territory and may soon be its king
Observer
The funniest novel of office life in decades... A must-read
Daily Mail
Anyone missing Joshua Ferris' <i>Then We Came To The End</i> should pick up this novel
Esquire
Park's wry look at lives ruled by unreliable computers and bad coffee speaks volumes about the choices we make in the name of ambition
The Times
<i>Personal Days</i> is amusingly spare, yet soon becomes something darker, aspiring perhaps to the unblinking horror of Joseph Heller's corporate schlub epic <i>Something Happened</i>
The List