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- , by Douglas Coupland
The quintessential Coupland novel. 200+ pages of snazzy dialogue, hip characters, and pop culture references converge at the end into a depth and poignancy that will take your breath away. And the best shorthand method of introducing his characters that I've ever seen.
- , by Bill Bryson
Bryson takes his hilarious show on the road to search for the archetypical American small town. Full of wry observations, hilarious digressions, and clever wordplay.
- , by C.D. Payne
A book that defies easy description. Nick Twisp will stop at nothing - scheming, conniving, arson, transvestitism (don't ask) - to win the girl of his dreams. Intricately plotted and laugh-out-loud funny. One of the most entertaining books I've ever read.
- , by Mark Leyner
Everyone in Leyner's latest faux-autobiographical hodgepodge is alarmingly precocious and erudite. He is a genius at creating absurdities and non-sequiturs (try a movie review in the middle of a screenplay in the middle of a memoir). Get ready for Mr. Leyner's Wild Ride.
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