Part I and voila! now Part II.
So now I have to ask, what are some books that you’ve found funny, and if you mention Lamb by Christopher Moore, I will cut you.
Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem
I’ve written about this book here and here. It is totally worthy of your time.
Home Land by Sam Lipsyte
Here [...]
Funny fiction Part II
I just counted and I’ve read (or attempted to read, some of the books I chose were so bad I stopped [Fifth Business and that awful, horrible fucking Freebird book]) forty-one books so far this year. I can say with absolute conviction that thus far my favorite novel of the year is Brock Clarke’s An [...]
It’s 10 a.m. and my eyes have yet to completely open. I feel a little bit like I got hit by a bus. So I decided that taking a few caffeine-infused Midols (a very beautiful wonder drug) and washing them down with a cup of coffee was a good idea.
I’m hoping to use the pending [...]
Author readings make booknerds happy
Last night I stayed up entirely too late reading Brock Clarke’s An Arsonist’s Guide to Writers’ Home in New England (thanks for the book, Largehearted Boy).
I’m only two chapters in, but I am loving it. It’s a hilarious novel about Sam Pulsifer a guy who accidentally burned down Emily Dickinson’s house when he was 18. [...]

