
By J. J. West
Written and published with love and good humor in Sandpoint, Idaho.
We should all be so lucky to be as rich as George is in love, happiness, family, friends, and memories.
New Yard Fencing, Fiddlesticks!
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Sounds like a modern day Cannery Row of North Idaho.
Patricia F., Clark Fork resident
Like North Idaho’s Tiger King, but with fewer tigers and more tractors.
Sandpoint Free Press
Zero stars.
48 North Book Review
Fiddlesticks! is like Patrick McManus and Mark Twain gone bad.
Jim, former resident
George is the colloquial metaphor most of us have made fun of at one point or another in our lives, but all of us hope to meet.
Chris H., review reader
The kind of people who would like this book would enjoy The Little Politically-Incorrect House on the Drunken Prairie.
Sandpoint Free Press
This could totally be a movie or a reality show.
Jewel P., Montana horse lady
Sometimes bad choices make really good stories. Campfire Tales is proof of that.
Lawrence Fury, opinion writer
Everyone, everywhere, knows someone in this book.
Tim J., retired reader in rural Utah
This book could be a drinking game.
Frank Fitz, retired Marine
These tales of rural debauchery make the term ‘country drunk’ a vast understatement.
Dade Dingle, author
Like Bonner County’s underground directory of bad behavior.
Hank, former resident
Despite it all, with George liking everyone he met,
everyone liked him right back.
How George Became A Slumlord, Campfire Tales