The BURIED Book Club discussion

I just picked up Katz's Swanny's Ways which I now recall having fingered at The Village Bookshop a few months past but thought at the time that it looked TOO goofy. But having read an interview with him in ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN: Interviews with Contemporary American Novelists and receiving some BEgeisterung from the likes of Friends Enrique and Eric, I had to pick it up [complete with signature on the Other Books By page].

There's a Katz Trilogy:
I Wier and Pouce
II Florry of Washington Heights
III Swanny's Ways
[http://www.goodreads.com/series/10604...]

Extracts from Creamy & Delicious (one of McCaffery's Top 100):
http://www.altx.com/katz/katz.htm

wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Ka...

A bit by William C. Bamberger about Katz:
http://biography.jrank.org/pages/4491...

New Katz book for this Fall :: The Compleat Memoirrhoids: 137.n.

Well, Moving Parts was unexpectedly perfect. Maybe relatively light fare, but largely a rapid pleasure. Thanks for this!.

For those so inclined, Katz's memoir, The Compleat Memoirrhoids: 137.n, is currently available on Amazon (in new hardback) for under $3.
A bargain if there ever was one.

Brant wrote: "For those so inclined, Katz's memoir, The Compleat Memoirrhoids: 137.n, is currently available on Amazon (in new hardback) for under $3.
A bargain if there ever was one."

That didn't last long! But it remains one to recommend.

It sure didn't! Glad I ordered mine.

My favorite Katz book is Stolen Stories, which has a few masterpieces in it: "Friendship," "The Death of the Band" and "Two Seaside Yarns." His early novel The Exagggerations of Peter Prince is also wonderful, but probably very hard to find.