Tim Dorsey

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by Tim Dorsey

Although Serge is thinking big, Dorsey’s holiday gift is small, with his new, linear story line a mere shadow of his... Full review >

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Despite the relatively low body count, Serge fans can revel in his increasingly arcane knowledge of Southern Florida lore as... Full review >

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As in any Dorsey novel (Nuclear Jellyfish, 2009, etc.), the plot is irrelevant. It’s all about laughs, which fans will find... Full review >

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As usual, enough is never enough as Serge takes up for the little guy whether the little guy wants it or not. Full review >

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Despite dizzying time-shifts and a mounting body count, Serge’s flight from his own mortality is, as usual, riotous fun. Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

Less zany than usual, Serge’s 11th, part travelogue, part bloodbath, is both as monotonous and as uncertain as that... Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

Less manic but more devious than previous outings, Dorsey’s latest makes his freewheeling hero a bi-coastal phenomenon. Full review >

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Serge’s uncharacteristically sharp focus takes some of the edge off as Dorsey’s freewheeling style, still gloriously manic,... Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

If you love wholesale carnage—and, really, who doesn’t?—Dorsey’s fifth is full-throttle fun. Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

Placing homicidal Serge on the side of the angels still leaves room for mayhem aplenty in Dorsey’s riotous fourth outing. Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

Too cute. Full review >

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With characters this disposable, though, it's hard to get engaged in a tale that's witty but essentially heartless. Full review >

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by Tim Dorsey

Dorsey’s voice is laconic and distinctive. And his management of single scenes is skillful. Structural weaknesses and... Full review >

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