Maybe you fell for David Sedaris’ work when you heard “Santaland Diaries,” an account of his time as a little elf in Santa’s village, when he first read it on National Public Radio. Or were you drawn in by “Me Talk Pretty One Day,” essays about the agonies and pleasures of being a newly immigrated Parisian with less command of French than most toddlers? Or was it his foray into fables, “Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk,” that caught your eye? Regardless of your favorite, David Sedaris is the rare author of essays who can pack Reynolds Hall, so tickets are limited.
