A "e;side-achingly funny"e; debut novel about a high-powered lawyer whose candid blog about life inside his firm threatens to destroy him (Publishers Weekly).
Bob Patterson considers himself an Everyman-albeit an Everyman with a rich, beautiful wife, two good kids, and a mail-it-in job that ignores his law degree.
Humor and trivia author Bill Cannon discovered there really was a Toadsuck, Texas, and he has collected a series of delightfully funny stories about folks he imagined might have lived in a town with such a comical name.
Bony Blithe Light Mystery Award 2015 - Nominated Faith healers, movie moguls, and social-climbing fraudsters collide in Depression-era Los AngelesIt's the Great Depression and Mary Mabel McTavish is suicidal.
Bony Blithe Light Mystery Award 2015 - Nominated Faith healers, movie moguls, and social-climbing fraudsters collide in Depression-era Los AngelesIt's the Great Depression and Mary Mabel McTavish is suicidal.
An underachieving engineer building a fighter plane faces a life-changing decision in this Vietnam-era novel perfect for fans of Kurt Vonnegut, Joshua Ferris, and Joseph Heller.
'Dark and funny' Jackie Kabler, author of The Murder List'Deliciously dark and hilariously witty' Sunday Post'A razor-sharp revenge thriller with bite, brains and a body count' The ObserverSay hello to Sally.
The hilarious New York Times-bestselling cult classic "e;of such perfectly realized awfulness that it will suck your soul right out of your brainpan"e; (The Village Voice).
Paul Brock may have written a great book, but it isn't until impresario Mel Steiner gets ahold of him that he discovers what it really takes to be the Great American NovelistBy the time Paul Brock finishes his first novel, he has already lived half his life: He has a wife, kids, and a career writing movie scripts.
Touched by madness and haunted by a secret past, Paul and Elsa's relationship reveals that there can be no normality for people who witnessed the worst of war In 1970s New York, Paul and Elsa are like many other well-off middle-aged couples, worrying over their apartment and psychoanalyst bills by day, and meeting friends at restaurants by night.
The "e;wise, wildly funny story"e; of a self-destructive writer's lost weekend by a Pulitzer Prize-winning, New York Times-bestselling author (Chicago Tribune).
A "e;brilliant and hilarious"e; novel of the end times in America and one psychiatrist's quest to save mankind, from a New York Times-bestselling author (Dallas Morning News).
A loving satire of new parenthood and its attendant joys and blunders from a master of contemporary American fictionThe Golds and the Hummels live in the same wealthy Manhattan neighborhood, but as both couples prepare for the arrival of their first child, they share little in terms of parenting philosophy.
An irreverent satire of New York's media world-and its influence and allureWriters Tony, Patty, Fred, and David all know what they want: renown, glamour, wealth, recognition.
A municipal employee sets out to unravel a murder and save himself from the split personality that is pushing him to the brink At age fifty-eight, Robert Druff's destructive alter ego has begun to take over his life.
This ebook edition includes an exclusive commentary on the Witches of Discworld, written by Jacqueline Simpson, co-author of The Folklore of Discworld.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY HILAIRE BELLOCIn the course of a career that encompassed nearly one hundred novels and short story collections (written over more than seventy years), P.
