Lenny Bruce Is Dead: A Novel

Dive into the quirky and introspective world of "Lenny Bruce Is Dead: A Novel," a remarkable debut from This American Life contributor Jonathan Goldstein, published on February 21, 2006. This narrative captures the turbulent thoughts of Josh, a young man grappling with his father's apathy, his own rampant desires, and the comedic yet profound implications of the Moschiach's Love Lotion. Straddling the line between humor and heartache, the novel offers a unique lens on the complexities of modern life, touching on themes of gender equality and racial justice. Goldstein masterfully blends scatological humor with poignant moments, creating a vivid portrait of urban angst and self-discovery. Ideal for college students exploring social justice, this book not only entertains but also invites readers to ponder deeper issues of identity and societal norms. Will you journey with Josh, laughing and reflecting along the way?