Too Fat to Fish by Artie Lange, Anthony Bozza
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Book Reviews of Too Fat to Fish
Book Review: Great collection of Artie stories, some a little sad...
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased this book for my wife, I actually listened to the audio-book. Personally, I prefer the audio-book to hear Artie tell some of these stories himself. Either way, the content is the same and it's all Artie. Some sad, some raunchy but all funny. When you're done, you'll have a deeper understanding of everyone's favorite baby gorilla from the Stern show.Book Review: Great read! What a mess!
Summary: 5 Stars
For those of you that follow Mr. Lange's career, you know what kind of self-destructive person he is. This book only confirms it. Just when you think you have heard all of his mis-fortunes, he unloads another stack of stories. If you are not a fan of Artie Lange, read this book anyway because when you think you've hit rock-bottom, he will out do you.Book Review: Honest Artie
Summary: 5 Stars
what can you say about this book? i could not put it down. this is raw, true artie lange. from his honesty about the coke to the touching chapter about his uso trip, artie tells it all. if you have any struggles in your life, read this book. it will humor you, make you think about your problems, and entertain you all in one quick read.Book Review: Old Radnor
Summary: 5 Stars
Absolutely the best book I've ever read!! I spend 12 days on a cruise ship recently and read this book from cover to cover. I also got the audio book for Christmas and it was even better than the written book. There's something special hearing Artie telling the story.
I would recommend this book to everyone!!
Book Review: ARTIE HITS IT OUT OF THE PARK
Summary: 5 Stars
Artie Lange knocks it out of the park with this poignant and hilarious look at his life. Great stories about his Dad, his drug habits, and life in LA. This book will appeal to non-Howard fans as well; it is thorougly entertaining and a great buy. I gave it to my Dad and he loved it. The "Dear Cocaine" letter is a highlight.