Craigy

Started reading A Dirty Job and its absoloutely hilarious. I can't say I've ever really read a book this funny. I love how blunt and fearless this guy is with the topics he attacks. Anybody else read any of his works? I'm thinking of picking up The Stupidest Angel next.

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Published Works:
Surviving the Sewers (2005, El Danso Press)
The Crunch (2005, El DansoPress)

Craigy

Finished the book last night, I'll have my review up soon.

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Published Works:
Surviving the Sewers (2005, El Danso Press)
The Crunch (2005, El DansoPress)

theflowerofcarnage

I've read all of his books. He's an awesome author. His ninth novel, You Suck, comes out early next year. It's follow-up to Bloodsucking Fiends. (which I personally think, besides Lamb, is his best novel)

I think you should probably read his books in order of publication. The Stupid Angel has characters that appeared in his previous novels, and if you read those first, they'll seem more developed.

I suggest you read Practical Demonkeeping, Island of the Sequined Love Nun & Lust Lizard of Meloncholy Cove. I'd call this the 'Pine Cove' series, & The Stupidest Angel is the last of that list.

Craigy

Thats the second time I've heard that, sure is an interesting way to go about writing your novels. Thanks for the advice.

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Published Works:
Surviving the Sewers (2005, El Danso Press)
The Crunch (2005, El DansoPress)

Relic

Island of the Sequined Love Nun doesn't take place in Pine Cove, but it's my favourite of his books. Although, I haven't read Lamb, The Stupidest Angel, or A Dirty Job yet.

He's a great author, wickedly funny.

theflowerofcarnage

I know it doesn't take place in Pine Cove. The reason I consider it part of the Pine Cove series is because Tucker Case & his fruit bat are both in The Stupidest Angel - and THAT novel is set in Pine Cove.