books by Patton Oswalt (scripture stripper numbered)

books by Patton Oswalt

books:

The Rock Bible: Unholy Scripture for Fans & Bands

1 review
Henry Owings, Patton Oswalt

Quirk Books, 2008

Not a Bible--it's a rock n' roll comedy book.
When not working as a concert promoter, indie record producer or label owner, Henry Owings is the editor of Chunklet, a particularly snarky music zine from Georgia that does things like dismantle VH1 "100 Greatest"-type shows with nasty--but hilariously true--comments about each choice. Owings' new book, The Rock Bible: Unholy Scripture for Fans & Bands (Quirk Books), focuses that wit with ...

Boneyard 6 (Boneyard (Graphic Novels))

2 reviews
Richard Moore

Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing, 2007

A pleasure of a story
The continued story of a loser and a graveyard full of monsters that just really meshes. The characters are endearing and funny and a pleasure to see relationships develop. Do yourself a favor and start with volume 1

Dating a Stripper is A Recipe for Perspective: An Essay from Things I've Learned From Women Who've Dumped Me

18 reviews
Patton Oswalt

audible.com

Most entertaining book ever read
This book was bought as a gift for a co-worker. She rants and raves about it everyday. She swears she has not put it down. She states it is an absolute must read book.!!!!

The Goon: Noir (Goon (Numbered))

1 review
Thomas Lennon, Patton Oswalt, ...

Dark Horse, 2007

A nice homage and a great addition to the Goon collection
While this tome is mostly filled with several short stories created by fan's of the Goon, with some notable celebrities such as Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, and Thomas Lennon, giving us some pretty diverse fare, Eric Powell also lends a hand with a three part Little Unholy B@$t@rds tale. We get the pleasure of being introduced to Dwight T. Albatross, the TRUE creator of the Goon who lets Eric ...

The Overrated Book

5 reviews

Last Gasp, 2006

Hilarious deconstruction of musical esoterica, cliches, sub-trends and indie-fanzine-hipster minutiae! INDISPENSIBLE!!!!!
This book isn't for everyone. Its humor is highly subject-specific and esoterically geared. That being said, if you fancy yourself any kind of independent music aficionado or critic and know enough background about a great number of bands from past and present, if you digest MOJO magazine and only occasionally pick up Spin when at the dentist's office, if you are schooled in the ways of ...