"Couch hits on an improbable, even fantastic premise, and then rigorously hews to the logic that it generates, keeping it afloat (at times literally) to the end."—Los Angeles Times"Delightfully lighthearted writing Occasionally laugh-out-loud funny, the enthusiastic prose carries readers through sporadic dark moments Parzybok’s quirky humor recalls the flaws and successes of /5(8). COUCH, by Benjamin Parzybok, starts out as an oddly compelling novel. Parzybok is involved with bltadwin.ru which has lots of cool stuff you should check out. After you read this review. The couch in question may or may not be somehow magical. Three roommates in Portland, Oregon (in my own neighborhood, no less!) need to dispose of the couch/5(9). Benjamin Parzybok's Couch follows three roommates epic quest to move their couch and save the world. Their journey takes them from Portland to the highlands of Ecuador and beyond with the ever-present, possibly malignant, couch in tow. Parzybok finds /5.
"Couch hits on an improbable, even fantastic premise, and then rigorously hews to the logic that it generates, keeping it afloat (at times literally) to the end."--Los Angeles Tim. Benjamin Parzybok is the author of the novel Couch and has been the creator/co-creator of many other projects, including Gumball Poetry, The Black Magic Insurance Agency (city-wide, one night alternate reality game), and Project Hamad. He lives in Portland with the artist Laura Moulton and their two kids. Benjamin Parzybok is the creator ofGumball Poetry, a journal published through gumball machines, and the Black Magic Insurance Agency, a city-wide mystery/treasure hunt. He has worked as a congressional page, a ghostwriter for the governor of Washington, a web developer, a Taiwanese factory technical writer, an asbestos removal janitor, and a.
Benjamin Parzybok is the author of Couch ( avg rating, ratings, reviews, published ), Sherwood Nation ( avg rating, ratings, 49 r. Couch by Benjamin Parzybok. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , by Phil Sandick. The premise of Benjamin Parzybok ‘s unique debut novel is one that combines the mundane with the epic: in the process of moving an old orange couch across town, three young men embark upon a quest to save the world. Spurred on by a vivid premonition, the roommates are on their way, journeying westward from Portland, Oregon.
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