Wigfield : The Can-Do Town That Just May Not (Paperback)

from brianinseattle

Love the authors. Didn't love this project.

from name99

Funny, but in a one-note fashion. Amy just doesn't have the flexibility and range of her brother; a single good David Sedaris story has more types of humor in it than this entire book. She and Stephen really should stick to TV which they both do so well.

from Oreillynsf

Oh what a great laugh. I cannot explain the plot in a way that will do it justice. Eminent domain, strippers, and wrecking yards somehow get woven together in a cheery tale of investigative reporting. These writers should be committed, Preferably together so they will write Wigfield 2, or somesuch.

from Irenes

If you enjoy the Colbert Report and The Daily Show you'll like this sarcastic story of a ridiculous town.

from Juva

This is the first novel of one R. T. Hokes. A man in search of a book deal, he wanders the countryside looking for a small town that will encapsulate the American Dream. The town he eventually settles on is Wigfield, an unincorporated group of squatters living in an empty riverbed under a giant d...