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Title: The Pursemonger of Fugu: A Bathroom Mystery by Greg Kramer ISBN: 1-896332-00-5 Publisher: Hushion House Pub. Date: October, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $15.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Greg is amazing ...what can I tell you?
Comment: Greg Kramer is an excellent writer. When he first told me the title of this book ...I went , "YOU CALLED IT WHAT???" and then I read it and behold, it actually made sense. If you like murder mystery, if you like unique settings and are one of the type of people who REALLY don't want to know "who done it" in the middle of the story, this one is for you. I would warn you ...delving in to Greg Kramer's mind ...it could be a interesting experience for you.

Rating: 5
Summary: The best book i've read snice....
Comment: hisselfishness (as some call mr. greg) as outdone himself in this wonderful book. At first I was quite shocked that I couldn't figure the mystery out myself, but that just goes to show what a peachy writer he is. no i don't mean he is fuzzy (athough I heard he can be) just that he is a wonderful writer, unlike me.

this is a must read for those of whom like mysterys, or just like a good book.

Rating: 3
Summary: A Good Writer, Missing One Ingredient
Comment: Greg Kramer writes very well. He plots very well. But I was put off by his lack of empathy -- seemingly at times of interest, even -- in any of the otherwise vivid characters that he has created here. Adelaide is a brilliant creation, but I felt the author was keeping her at a distance, not allowing her to come fully to life. Or .. is this how PoMo fiction is supposed to be?