Love in the Time of Fridges

I really loved this book. It's totally bizarre, but it all makes sense, works together with itself, and there aren't wasted words. The littlest things come back around later in the story. I think everyone needs to read this book.......more

Love in the Time of Fridges gets an extra star just for the title. Scott struck me as a poor man's American version of Douglas Adams, which is really weird since Scott is actually British (he has a BAFTA and everything!). This pseudo-noir is fun and light, though it lacks the sort of jammed packed h......more

This frankly mediocre novel struck me as being too much betwixt and between - it has far too many peculiar, surreal elements and attempts at humor to be a serious work, but it's far too morose to be especially funny. It's certainly possible to be funny while depicting miserable events - Douglas Adams......more