Complete Idiot Letters: One Man's Hilarious Assault on Corporate America

By Paul Rosa

A collection of correspondence between the author and American corporations discussing the merits and failures of their products--the author's inability to get a tan from suntan lotion and is it... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895264048
• ISBN13: 9780895264046
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Gateway Books
• Length: 204 Pages
• Weight: 1.16 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.8" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

HYSTERICAL...HYSTERICAL...HYSTERICAL

Paul Rosa has a sense of humor that is out of this world. I love his letters! I actually read the book and tears streamed down my face from laughing so hard! I definately recommend this book to everyone! Kudos Paul! (Hey, can you send me an XL t-shirt for my eloquently written review?)

Monkey Wrench King's Guide to Corporate America

What can I say that Paul Rosa hasn't said so eloquently before in his two volumes of prophetic knowledge? Unlike other masterpieces, he allows the reader to witness history as it happens in "real time" (whatever that is). Paul is a true inspiration who proves that the more than passionate consumer can get a response from corporate figure heads, or their kissable middle management. Send him an XL t-shirt whenever you can.

best book can ever be written by an earthling!

I borrowed Paul's Idiot Letters from my English teacher and it has been the coolest 'assignment' ever. But the best part is when I wrote to Paul myself and he's proven himself to be the real thing!!! He's the best, and even better..

This one is a keeper!

I read Paul Rosa's first book of idiot letters a few years ago and enjoyed it so much my friend and I got kicked out of the library. We then proceeded to write our own "idiot letters" and got quite a lot of loot - I cherish my "Citgo" T-shirt to this day. Rosa's 2nd book is just as funny - just make sure you don't laugh too loud in the library. - Zuzu - An "idiot Letters" fan.

Funniest thing I read all year

Paul Rosa has a unique gift for intentionally misconstruing some things, taking others too literally, and generally (ostensibly) missing The Point. Reading his book not only guarantees hours of laughter, but also offers a most singular perspective of the buisinesses with which we interact every day. Sometimes the funniest parts are the letters written by the unwitting butts of his jokes--it makes you wonder who's writing the real "idiot letters." A caveat: If you loan it to your friends, don't expect it back any time soon. Heather Hewitt