A collection of satire, fiction, criticism, invective, reflection, reporting, and verse focuses on such topics as Ronald Reagan, black holes, male sexuality, pigs, television, economics, bowling, and chickens

One Fell Soup or I'm Just a Bug on the Windshield of Life

Humor & Entertainment

Blount, Roy, Jr.

Humor

Little,Brown & Co

About Three Bricks Shy Of A Load

<p>A writer for Sports Illustrated shares his impressions and observations of the Steelers in the 1973 season as he followed them from June training to January drafting</p>

About Three Bricks Shy of a Load

Sports & Outdoors

Miscellaneous

Little. Brown and Company

Now Where Were We

Ballantine Books

Soupsongs/Webster's Ark

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

<p>1985 Atlantic Monthly Press hardcover, Roy Blount Jr.(About Three Bricks Shy: And The Load Filled Up). First published in 1985, Not Exactly What I Had In Mind is Roy Blount Jr.'s smart and witty examination of the era's most glaring absurdities-from the ever-growing deficit under then-president Reagan to the Game Theory-like levels of strategy required to pack for a vacation. In "Testimonial, Head-on," Blount offers a loving ode to the virtues of full-bodied beer. In "Who You Gonna Call?" he enumerates the indefatigable charms of Bill Murray. And in "What You Personally Can Do about the Federal Deficit," he proposes a brilliantly simple and populist way to reduce government debt-and probably make your neighborhood post office very happy in the process.</p>

Not Exactly What I Had In Mind

Atlantic Monthly

Long Time Leaving: Dispatches From the South Library Edition

Highbridge Co

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