The Average American Marriage
by Chad Kultgen | 
Still Life with Woodpecker
by Tom Robbins | 
A Time to be Born
by Dawn Powell | 
Famous Writers I Have Known
by James Magnuson | 
Men, Women & Children
by Chad Kultgen | 
Wilt
by Tom Sharpe | 
Amp'd
by Ken Pisani | 
The Year of the Hare
by Arto Paasilinna | 
Half Asleep In Frog Pyjamas
by Tom Robbins | 
Postcards From the Edge
by Carrie Fisher |
Little Me
by Patrick Dennis | 
Up and Down
by Terry Fallis | 
Cheese
by Willem Elsschot |
High Society
by Ben Elton | 
Texts From Jane Eyre
by Mallory Ortberg | 
Wilt on High
by Tom Sharpe | 
The History Man
by Malcolm Bradbury | 
E Squared
by Matt Beaumont | 
The Throwback
by Tom Sharpe | 
Night of the Avenging Blowfish
by John Welter |
With the publication of The Average American Male -- and the release of the shocking viral videos that made it a water-cooler sensation -- Chad Kultgen became one of the most talked-about authors of recent years. Now, with The Lie, Kultgen returns with an even more salacious -- yet also more searching -- novel that reaches deeper into the craven inner workings of some of most depraved minds in America: college students. His subjects are Brett, the rich hedonist whose appetite for sex is matched only by his contempt for women; his best friend, Kyle, the brooding science geek whose good intentions lead him to one disastrous decision; and Heather, the social-climbing sorority girl who has the power to destroy them both. As this devil's triangle plows through four years of college, Kultgen offers a astonishing take on the wild and amoral universe of college today: a frathouse world where sex is social currency, status means everything -- and winner takes all. Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.