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Odd Thomas returns! This time to a abbey in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and yes, he still sees dead people.

Review in Books — by T. Michael Testi — on Dec 22, 2006

In a book that helps raise money for cancer research, Humble has a way of putting in his own colorful interjections at precisely the right moment.

Review in Books — by Jason Meltzer Patterson — on Dec 21, 2006

Read this book, please! Comedians I had never heard of before revealed some of the funniest misadventures.

Review in Books — by El Bicho — on Dec 20, 2006

This is dark, vicious, occasionally tasteless, and I enjoyed every minute of it.

Review in Books — by Damian Penny — on Dec 06, 2006

Nothin' but negativity in an enjoyable book that dares to naysay so-called "classic" albums from the Beatles to Dylan to Wilco, in breezily fun prose.

Review in Books — by Nik Dirga — on Dec 01, 2006

New Yorker magazine’s Pulitzer-prize journalist has uncovered a great hoax to flatten a great literary reputation.

Satire in Books — by Mayank Austen Soofi — on Nov 19, 2006

Stephan Pastis's darkly comic and subversive strip is well-represented in its second treasury.

Review in Books — by Sterfish — on Nov 15, 2006

The plot is a little silly but if you view it as a feel-good comic book for grown-ups, Confessions is charming and fun.

Review in Books — by Staci Schoff — on Nov 13, 2006

Of life's not so opportune moments and it's comical connotations.

Opinion in Culture — by Chanakya — on Nov 13, 2006

The Usual Gang of Idiots take on the Red State/Blue State divide . . .

Opinion in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Nov 07, 2006