Raphael Bob-Waksberg is the creator and executive producer of the Netflix series BoJack Horseman. This is his first book.
"Transcendent tragicomedy. . . . Prepare to be devastated and made whole again." --The A.V. Club
"EXTREMELY MY SH*T." --Samantha Irby, author of We Are
Never Meeting in Real Life
"Continues to surprise and delight." --The Washington
Post
"Wonderfully weird." --Vulture
"Complex, daring, emotional, and unique." --B. J. Novak, author
of One More Thing
"Heartrending. . . . Poignant." --The Atlantic
"Sidesplitting. . . . Bizarre and hilarious." --Shelf
Awareness (starred review) "[These stories] conjure
struggles for connection in grimly surreal alternative realities
that recall the probing comic imaginings of George Saunders."
--Los Angeles Times
"Showcases Bob-Waksberg's talent for conjuring fantastical
scenarios and writing about them with a straight face. . . . Human
relationships, he seems to be saying, are weirder than anything
else our imaginations can come up with." --NPR "I can say
without hesitation that the collection surpasses my impossibly high
expectations. . . . A tremendous debut." --Ian Mond, Locus
"These stories, while infused with elements of fantasy, made me
feel and feel more connected to the human condition." --Elise
Hu, TED Talks Daily
"These tales are heartfelt and funny, a winning combo. Dazzled by
the wit, you'll be surprised when you start tearing up at the
sincere turn." --Read It Forward
"Wonderfully absurd and unexpectedly moving. . . . These stories
are at times poignant and triumphantly silly, but always manage to
ring true." --Publishers Weekly
"Bob-Waksberg's fiction debut will capture many readers with its
formal innovation, playful language, and relatable portraits of
romance gone awry." --Booklist
"Sometimes-whimsical, sometimes-biting short fictions. . . . A
savage sendup of love in all its dubious glory." --Kirkus
Reviews "[These stories] keep us engaged and on our toes. With
love, your Nana." --Shirley Bob, author's grandmother "Very
moving and true to today's society. I'm so proud of my little
Raphi." --Florence Waksberg, author's
grandmother
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