Book of Grudges - by Dan Libman (Paperback)

About the Book

At turns philosophical, funny, and profane, Book of Grudges recounts life on a family farm just after the death of the farmer: a year "not especially well lived."

Book Synopsis

At turns philosophical, funny, and profane, Book of Grudges recounts life on a family farm just after the death of the farmer: a year "not especially well lived."

Libman writes like no one else. He's fast, he's frank, he's clear, he's often hilarious.

Stephen Dixon

Review Quotes

At turns philosophical, funny, and profane, Book of Grudges recounts life on a family farm just after the death of the farmer: a year "not especially well lived."

Libman writes like no one else. He's fast, he's frank, he's clear, he's often hilarious.

Stephen Dixon

Dan Libman is equally dexterous rendering a fictional work in realism or fabulism, and likewise adroit in blurring the two seamlessly together.

Cris Mazza

Keeps the reader hooked with tones that vary from dark to light.

Booklist

A talented new voice in contemporary fiction.

Publisher's Weekly

Libman played dumb for the jokes and then forgot he was pretending. But it was okay. He didn't mind being underestimated by the people around him. It made his life a lot easier.

Blue Montakhab