Daniel C. Dulik's The Big Book of Dan: Road Alligators and Other Incongruous Possibilities (Outskirts Press, 2012) is a wild and woolly mix of essays, stories, and poetry about . . . well, I have no idea. The book kind of defies categorization. In some places, it's laugh out loud funny (Dan is a master of the pun). In others, it's unexpectedly profound. At no point does the reader have any idea what might be coming next. Pretty cool. If you're looking for something a little odd and off the beaten path, The Big Book of Dan is worth a look.
I received a complimentary copy of The Big Book of Dan to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received. For full disclosure, see the sidebar.
5 comments:
haha this i might try for sure...smiles...
This looks like a lot of fun! I think I'll add it to my wish list since I'm still striving to read only from my TBR stack.
This sounds neat! And it gives me a great idea for a gift for my nephew! Thanks for sharing.
This sounds neat! And it gives me a great idea for a gift for my nephew! Thanks for sharing.
Who is this Dan? Do we know his parents? How did you meet him? Is he even Catholic???
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