About Adam Lustick

My grandmother grew up in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn during the 1920’s and would occasionally tell me about neighborhood kids playing stickball, stoopball, kick the can and a series of other games that, to a boy raised on Sega … Read More

This very instant, as you read this, intelligent, honest citizens all across America are digging holes in the sides of highways in search of twelve scattered emeralds. Why? Because a new illustrated mystery book from McSweeney’s, The Clock Without A … Read More

A live talk show is an accident waiting to happen. It operates under some basic, unwritten rules which mirror the tenants of human decency: be nice, don’t lie, don’t curse, try to keep your clothes on, etc. So, when this … Read More

One man’s journey to overcome the death of his wife leads him to forge a bond with a directionless young boy. This is the heartwarming tale of…George Costanza? Yes. Yes it is. Earlier this week, some hilarious genius gave us … Read More

One of the functions of a public figure’s memoir is to provide the reader with a sense of origin. How did Barack Obama get into politics? How did Steve Jobs manage to change the world? How did Sarah Silverman get … Read More