At Last There Is Nothing Left To Say

[Crusader]

It has most of the manifestos.

[Kharmalina]

ya, chapters for like... $20. it's SO good. ignore whoever said it was bad. nuts to them.

[evan]

i bought mine during the first run of the book (it didnt have certain chapters, but there was a piece of paper in the cover slip that entitled me to a printed transcript from insomniac press). i bought it at virgin megastore.

 

i didnt even know he had a book the day i bought it.

[wentwj68]

Bought mine a few years back, I still find myself occassionally picking it up to read certain sections and over and over. Great book, hilarious and just all around great. I got mine at insomiac press I think, but as many people have said, you can get it just about anywhere.

[MadeleineSix]

It was definitely an interesting read. I felt that for most of the book Matthew was trying too hard to entertain the reader. Being off-kilter just for the sake of being off-kilter.

I thought the most beautiful and well-written part of the book was when he told the story of Jenni, because it seemed like he was simply telling a story, rather than trying to be a one man show.

He is an incredible writer, as we can all see from his lyrics, but it seemed like he was afraid to rely on purely his writing and needed bizarre storylines as a crutch.

Or perhaps his mind just works differently than most!

Edited January 5, 2005 by MadeleineSix

[Scot]

i got my copy from my ex gf who moved to bc. when i opened it up i found that it was personalised and signed by matt good. <3

[ToadMan]

Sweet... mine in a first print. The I think the whole book is well done. One of my favorite stories though (The Commoners Guide to Suicide) isn't in the first print.

 

Peace

[Links234]

I got mine at Mcnally Robinson, they had two copies left in store.