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In 1988, political satirist P.J. O'Rourke published travelogue "Holidays in Hell," a collection of essays recounting fun-finding missions to what he considered some of the worst places on Earth, including Warsaw, Poland; Managua, Nicaragua; and Belfast, Northern Ireland. Now he's back, on supposedly cushier ground, with "Holidays in Heck" (Atlantic Monthly Press, $24), a collection of essays that recount fun-finding missions with his family to such places as Ohio, Hong Kong and Disneyland.
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