This book is absolutely hilarious; one of the funniest books I've read in a very long time (if you don't count all the junior fiction that I read). I recommend this to everyone, no matter what your political affiliation may be. There is something for everyone in the humour of this book.
Read full review at: http://thereadingarmchair.blogspot.gr/2015/08/review-dear-luke-we-need-to-talk-darth.htmlI couldn't pick up Dear Luke, We Need to Talk, Darth a better time of the year. It proved to be a really easy and quick read, with a lot of pop culture references. In collections like this, ...
Moe takes some of the most common elements in pop culture and revisits the stories through letters, drafts, and other ephemera purporting to be from various characters. My personal fave may be the Captain's Log from the television series of Star Trek (TOS). The Offspring were equally amused, even wh...
This is an incredibly amusing collection of pop culture-based humor pieces -- I'm tempted to call them columns, but that's not exactly it. So these are correspondence (in various forms) associated with gems from Pop Culture -- the titular notes from Darth Vader to his son; the entire list of Jay Z...
Yeah, this wasn't for me. I'd been so excited about this book because it sounded like it could be tons of fun. I don't know if it was me or the book but I found this completely devoid of humor. There were a few I found very mildly amusing but I barely did more then twitch a smile once or twice. I wi...
Really liked the stories by Luke Pearson and Daniel Beirne especially.
The idea of becoming a conservative for 30 days is so.....well...liberal! You would never see a conservative become a liberal for 30 days. Conservatives know they are right. Liberals always have those little doubts. We liberals have to see both sides of the issues. We worship open-mindedness as long...
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