One fell soup, or, I'm just a bug on the windshield of life / Roy Blount, Jr.

By:

Blount, Roy, Jr., 1941-

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Boston : Little, Brown, c1982.Edition: 1st edDescription: x, 278 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

0316100056

Subject(s):

Sátira

DDC classification:

814.54

LOC classification:

PN 6162 B657o 1982

Contents:

On miscellaneity; juice swapping -- The singing-impaired -- Loss : a guide to economics -- Reagan, begin, and God -- 99 percent foundation -- Eat that wig, wear that sandwich -- I think it was Little Richard -- The socks problem -- Chickens -- Hide the razor on April Fools' -- A near-score of food songs -- Corn prone -- One pig jumped -- Is the pope capitalized? -- Gryll's state -- How Miss Wren stood in de do' -- On hearing it averred -- More like a buffalo, please -- Whose who? -- Syntax's tack -- The new writing aids -- Total nudes and bubbling babies -- Light verse -- You make me feel like -- So this is male sexuality -- I'd rather have you -- Don't be rambunctious around your grandma -- The Times : no sh*t -- To live is to change -- The orgasm : a reappraisal -- Valentine -- The family jewels -- Thought she was eve -- After pink, what? -- Between meals song -- Jealousy song -- The wages of fun -- No bigger than a minute -- Five ives gets named -- Why there will never be a great bowling novel -- Ballooning with slick -- My B.P. -- Merely shot in the head -- A bait box of green jade? -- Jock lingerie -- Get out there and make statements! -- The presidential sports profile -- M.D. to the greatest -- Dedicated to fair hooker -- Wired into now -- The in-house effect -- The teeth festival -- Thinking black holes through -- Weekly news quiz -- That dog isn't fifteen -- Notes from the edge conference -- Facing ismism -- For the record.

Summary: 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

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Libro	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Humanidades	Humanidades (4to. Piso)	PN 6162 B657o 1982 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	00000122205

"An Atlantic Monthly Press book."

On miscellaneity; juice swapping --
The singing-impaired --
Loss : a guide to economics --
Reagan, begin, and God --
99 percent foundation --
Eat that wig, wear that sandwich --
I think it was Little Richard --
The socks problem --
Chickens --
Hide the razor on April Fools' --
A near-score of food songs --
Corn prone --
One pig jumped --
Is the pope capitalized? --
Gryll's state --
How Miss Wren stood in de do' --
On hearing it averred --
More like a buffalo, please --
Whose who? --
Syntax's tack --
The new writing aids --
Total nudes and bubbling babies --
Light verse --
You make me feel like --
So this is male sexuality --
I'd rather have you --
Don't be rambunctious around your grandma --
The Times : no sh*t --
To live is to change --
The orgasm : a reappraisal --
Valentine --
The family jewels --
Thought she was eve --
After pink, what? --
Between meals song --
Jealousy song --
The wages of fun --
No bigger than a minute --
Five ives gets named --
Why there will never be a great bowling novel --
Ballooning with slick --
My B.P. --
Merely shot in the head --
A bait box of green jade? --
Jock lingerie --
Get out there and make statements! --
The presidential sports profile --
M.D. to the greatest --
Dedicated to fair hooker --
Wired into now --
The in-house effect --
The teeth festival --
Thinking black holes through --
Weekly news quiz --
That dog isn't fifteen --
Notes from the edge conference --
Facing ismism --
For the record.

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

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