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24. We Are Legion (We Are Bob)
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 11:32 PM
Mar 2020

by Dennis E. Taylor. First in a light hearted SF trilogy; all filled with geeky pop references. Lots of fun.

For more southern humor, A Short History of a Small Place by T. R. Pearson. Anything by Fannie Flagg.

Good Omens icymist Mar 2020 #1
OOH. LOVED the mini-series on Amazon; I should get the book next! Grown2Hate Mar 2020 #33
Anything by David Rosenfelt SheltieLover Mar 2020 #2
The Fifth Elephant Miguelito Loveless Mar 2020 #3
Love Pratchett, Interesting Times is also great. RGinNJ Mar 2020 #6
Anything by David Sedaris. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2020 #4
David Sedaris is just so effortlessly funny. ZZenith Mar 2020 #11
Agree! KT2000 Mar 2020 #39
The hitchhikers guide to the univerce. RGinNJ Mar 2020 #5
+1 Takket Mar 2020 #10
+1000 jls4561 Mar 2020 #23
+42 renate Mar 2020 #44
The entire Increasingly Inaccurately Titled Trilogy... Grown2Hate Mar 2020 #34
Yes edhopper Mar 2020 #59
+42 The Blue Flower Mar 2020 #60
I loved Confederacy of dunces and hitchikers guide. I_UndergroundPanther Mar 2020 #7
Don't Panic! MissLilyBart Mar 2020 #8
Portnoy's Complaint by Phillip Roth mobeau69 Mar 2020 #9
I can think of four right off the bat that made me laugh out loud... SeattleVet Mar 2020 #12
City Boy by Herman Wouk 50 Shades Of Blue Mar 2020 #13
Venus on the Half Shell by Kilgore Trout BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2020 #14
Love Vonnegut! nt Laffy Kat Mar 2020 #18
Me too, but "Venus on the Half Shell" was actually ghosted by Philip Jose Farmer... First Speaker Mar 2020 #27
No kidding? I didn't even think it was real.. Laffy Kat Mar 2020 #30
Yes! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2020 #49
I've gotta find it! Laffy Kat Mar 2020 #50
Hope you find it! It's a laff riot!! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2020 #55
Confederacy of Dunces, for sure. jrthin Mar 2020 #15
Bill, The Galactic Hero by Harry Harrison revmclaren Mar 2020 #16
Confederacy of Dunces in top 5 ! N/T Dalai_1 Mar 2020 #17
Bored of the Rings by Harvard Lampoon, but I was pretty young at the time captain queeg Mar 2020 #19
Round Ireland with a Fridge and chowder66 Mar 2020 #20
The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid: A Memoir by Bill Bryson PA Democrat Mar 2020 #21
You would love the "Sotweed Factor" by John Barth as well randr Mar 2020 #22
We Are Legion (We Are Bob) crickets Mar 2020 #24
Anything by Bill Bryson. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2020 #25
I didn't read Dunces until I was about 30. Codeine Mar 2020 #26
Confederacy of Dunces, to be sure Goodheart Mar 2020 #28
The Bridges of Madison County First Speaker Mar 2020 #29
I see what you did there n/t dogknob Mar 2020 #58
Oscar Levant's The Memoirs of an Amnesiac eleny Mar 2020 #31
"Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas" colsohlibgal Mar 2020 #32
+1! eleny Mar 2020 #35
The Good Soldier Schweik Kept Me In Stitches The Magistrate Mar 2020 #36
Cannery Row MaryMagdaline Mar 2020 #37
+ applegrove Mar 2020 #43
Resume with Monsters catrose Mar 2020 #38
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtrey Staph Mar 2020 #40
I should re-read that... lame54 Mar 2020 #46
i really liked Al Frankens books. nt BootinUp Mar 2020 #41
Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut spanone Mar 2020 #42
Catch-22 lame54 Mar 2020 #45
It would be fun to re-read any/all of Erma Bombeck Totally Tunsie Mar 2020 #47
While cleaning my closet this week, I found 2 copies of Luz Mar 2020 #48
Straight Man, by Richard Russo (nt) PETRUS Mar 2020 #51
One fiction and one non-fiction pick Mike 03 Mar 2020 #52
The Lonely Polygamist, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and anything by David Sedaris Cousin Dupree Mar 2020 #53
Any novel by Karl Hiassen. MLAA Mar 2020 #54
Love Karl Hiassen. scarletlib Mar 2020 #63
Please ask him to hurry up and write another book 😬🙂 MLAA Mar 2020 #64
"Harpo Speaks" by Harpo Marx mucifer Mar 2020 #56
Lovely book. Harpo's my favorite Marx brother. nt crickets Mar 2020 #65
The Lunatic by Anthony C. Winkler malaise Mar 2020 #57
The Road to Gandolfo by Michael Shepherd aka Robert Ludlum scarletlib Mar 2020 #61
A Short History of a Small place: T. R. Pearson... Purrfessor Mar 2020 #62
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