A Breath of French Air
by H. E. Bates | 
Home Land
by Sam Lipsyte | 
The Book, the Film, the T-shirt
by Matt Beaumont | 
My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist
by Mark Leyner | 
The Tetherballs of Bougainville
by Mark Leyner | 
The Best Awful
by Carrie Fisher | 
Masters of Atlantis
by Charles Portis | 
Pigeon Pie
by Nancy Mitford | 
Wake Up, Sir!
by Jonathan Ames | 
Care of Wooden Floors
by Will Wiles |
The Scheme for Full Employment
by Magnus Mills | 
The Sound of Trumpets
by John Mortimer |
The Best a Man Can Get
by John O'Farrell | 
Around the World With Auntie Mame
by Patrick Dennis | 
Hanging Up
by Delia Ephron | 
The Uncommon Reader
by Alan Bennett | 
Straight Man
by Richard Russo | 
Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids
by Rob Elliott | 
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
by Tom Robbins | 
This Is Where I Leave You
by Jonathan Tropper |
The first commercially published fat novel, (or Schmalzroman), this book sold out its first printing in three weeks, and was promptly abandoned by its original publisher. Was this fat-prejudice, or just another example of corporate shit-headedness? Now available again, read it with someone you love, and make sandwiches. The gonzo humor and imagination that popularize Pinkwater as both NPR commentator and childrens author permeate every line of his hilarious third novel for adults. . . . You need a wacko sense of humor for this one, but those who qualify will read it a dozen times over and laugh out loud each time. Publishers Weekly Corny? You bet. Booklist The Afterlife Diet . . . dispenses laughs and startling insights about our cultures obsessions with body weight, personal fulfillment, and psychotherapy. . . . Part canned goods, part fresh food for thought, The Afterlife Diet certainly will satisfy your cravings for funny prose. Philadelphia Inquirer This is classic Pinkwater slapshtick with plenty of Jewish jokes and a lineup of puns that arrive like slow-motion whipped cream pies in the face. Simply delicious. USA Today