Fear of Frying and Other Fax Of Life
$13.95
Awards:
1995 Winner of the Stephen Leacock Award for Humour
Publication Date: January 16, 1998
160 pages
9 x 6 Inches
ISBN: 9781550650570
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Josh Freed’s hilarious view of the 90s pokes fun at fat cats, bureaucrats, sign laws, snowstorms, second—hand steak fumes, quiet Canadians, noisy Americans, and other fax of Canadian life. 60 weeks on the Montreal Gazette Bestseller List! 4th printing! “Freed is a worthy Leacock laureate.” – Globe & Mail Editor’s Choice Toronto Star “Let’s declare [Freed] a national monument.” – Montreal Gazette
Reviews
“Freed is a worthy Leacock laureate.” –Globe & Mail
“Let’s declare [Freed] a national monument.” –Montreal Gazette
About the Author
Josh Freed‘s Saturday column in the Montreal Gazette is an institution in Montreal and is often syndicated to other Canadian cities, including The Victoria Times-Colonist, Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Province, Edmonton Journal and Calgary Herald. He is the author of three previous humorous collections: Sign Language and Other Tales of Montreal Wildlife, Fear of Frying and Other Fax of Life, and Press One and Pray and Other Letters from Voice Jail.
Other books by Josh Freed: Sign Language and Other Tales of Montreal Wildlife, Press 1 and Pray: Letters From Voice Jail, He Who Laughs, Lasts by Josh Freed
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