Review:Christopher Moore has done it again! I love how he has, once again, combined characters from previous books ("Lamb," "The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove," "Island of the Sequined Love Nun") into this crazy Christmas story! Can't wait to read the next Christopher Moore book! Read more

Review:Simply put, i would not have CONSIDERED finishing this book if it didn't have Moore's name on the cover. Had i only known ... i wouldn't recommend this book, even as a remainder hardcover or a half-price paperback--I certainly wouldn't recommend paying the $10 both Amazon and B&N want for the digital version. And the physical book is a teeny little thing, not even large enough--should you have made the mistake and bought the hardcover--to use as a firestarter in a wood-burning stove. So i su... Read more

Review:Another great job by Chris Moore. The return of Pocket and Drool were outstanding and bringing Othello and Iago as well as Shylock into the mix was outstanding! Another great read. Do yourself the favor! Read more

Review:Christopher Moore has to be one of the funniest, and really warped, writers of today! This book chronicles the story of a beautiful young woman who is turned into a vampire one "dark and stormy night" in San Francisco. It also tells of a young man from the mid-west who is the night manager of a supermarket where he and his fellow "workers" bowl with turkeys and do other strange things. We also have the Emperor of San Francisco with his two faithful dogs, one of whom has a nose for seeking out va... Read more

Review:Anyone who loves Shakespeare will love this book. It has all the bawdy and the complexity of the Bard's plays. It is totally contemporary in its outlook, language and politics so you can enjoy it even if you have never heard of Shakespeare. The sequel, The Serpent Of Venice, is also funny with the Fool in total control of Othello, Shylock and Portia. Read more

Review:Chris Moore delivers again! As true with any of his books, get ready to laugh until you have Coke come out of your nose. Seriously...these books should come with a disclaimer "Reader is warned to not operate this book while partaking of food, drink, hypodermic injection, inserting suppositories, trimming your nails, painting your nails, tying your shoes, plucking your eyebrows, applying eye makeup, shaving (his or hers), cooking, driving, standing, sitting, etc. Serious injury may be incurred du... Read more

Review:I really like Christopher Moore because he makes me laugh out loud --in novel form instead of typical comedian style. My favorite book of his was Lamb. This book and Fluke weren't as funny as Lamb, but still good. He keeps my interest, I believe, because he is such a unique writer. Where does he come up with this stuff? I generally stick to non-fiction, but every once in awhile, I read a humerous non-fiction and he is a good relief. Read more

Review:my first christopner moore experience, I heard he is very clever and I guess this book shows it, I was drawn to it because I am a huge fan of the art. but the ending seemed lacking. I think will read more of his works that I have heard great things about Read more

Review:Blending modern and ancient forklore in the Blender of Comedy, C. Moore has scored another hit against the modern world's belief in it's on sanity. Outrageously funny satire in the style of Douglas Adams and backhanded social commentary. Read more

Review:Moore is truly a comedic genius, you will fall in love with his oddly familiar characters from the 800 year old vampire roaming the city in a yellow velour track suit to the perky 16 year old goth chick. if you're looking for a good laugh and characters that you can't help falling in love with, this is the book for you. Read more