Muck: A Novel

By N.J. Dodic

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1896356079
• ISBN13: 9781896356075
• Release Date: December 1899
• Publisher: Distributed Art Pub Inc
• Length: 142 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.8" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

Gorgeous

I think Muck is gorgeous. Devastatingly beautiful in its construction and the choice of components. The labor of it is pure. If it were a chair it would last a long, long time under many fannies that would polish it beyond even its present lustre. (And while the book's conceit is showy, I would rather dwell on what I loved.)

Mucking good fun.

I picked Muck up while traveling in New York last summer. Perfect place to read it--the book's fast-paced, angry, funny and violent. I laughed out loud in at least ten places, mostly in scenes with the ancient, monkey-eating, fat, crippled homosexual cat.

Man and cat kill folks

Wretched but funny, stupid but clever, this is a book you should read when you feel like offing 10 or 20 people: it satisfies the old bloodlust.

Wicked fun for the strong of stomach.

This book made me laugh and cringe all the way through. It's about a homeless guy and his fat cat and all the adventures they get into. The guy keeps a diary that gets published only after he dies, and is edited by a crazy paranoid named N.J. Dodick (the author's real name). While I would not recommend this book to anyone who has problems with excessive violence or bestiality, I do think it's a very funny, very smart book