The Tao of Bill Murray : Real-Life Stories of Joy, Enlightenment, and Party Crashing (Hardcover)

from DavidWineberg

The whole secret to Bill Murray is improvisation. Wherever he is, whatever the situation, Bill Murray looks at it as a situation for improv. He can do anything he wants, anywhere, to anyone. If there are consequences, he can either duck them or pay for them. If it's just him, it's a new improv ex...

from SDaisy

This is an interesting, entertaining look at the zany life and antics of Bill Murray and his impact on the lives of others. The book claims that Bill Murray has made it his mission to “wake people up”, meaning break up their boring daily routines in unexpected ways. These ways may include crashin...

from Hagelstein

This is actually an uplifting book. Basically stories about Bill Murray's freewheeling way of life fitted into a structure loosely depicting his unspoken philosophy: The Ten Principles of Bill. Of course, few people can pull most of this stuff off, but there's always hope.

from john.cooper

Robert Sikoryak is an illustrator whose metier is flawlessly adapting the work of graphic artists modern and historical to suit incongruous cultural touchtones. If that sounds boring, I assure you it's anything but. Maybe it sounds silly to tell the story of Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" in a...

from BoundTogetherForGood

I was really looking forward to reading this book that I received last Christmas. It has taken me a year to read it. The entire thing reads anecdotally. Apparently Edwards actually interviewed Bill Murray once, although that never became apparent to me. I found this excerpt to be interesting, ...