BOOKS BY BILL SCHEFT
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.jpg) TOMMY DASH: WAS IT EVERYTHING I SAID?
My latest, and first novel on audio.
"Vintage Scheft! Loved it, but that's a given...." –LARRY DAVID
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 SHRINK THYSELF
"There's nothing that makes me happier than a Bill Scheft novel. SHRINK THYSELF, his best yet, is a hilarious, unexpectedly moving, page-turning delight." –MARIA SEMPLE, NY Times bestselling author of WHERE'D YOU GO, BERNADETTE?
"Philip Roth may be putting down his pen, but I think Bill Scheft has picked it up. Here are observations about life and love and yearning that are so sharp, so funny, so fresh that every page of SHRINK THYSELF rewards the reader. Oh the joys of a wistful, heart-broken, hard-boiled narrator--a voice I'd follow anywhere." –ELINOR LIPMAN, Author of THEN SHE FOUND ME and I CAN'T COMPLAIN
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 EVERYTHING HURTS
"How rare it is for a novel to be both hilarious and profoundly moving. In EVERYTHING HURTS, Bill Scheft is firing on all eight rumbling, throaty cylinders." –RICHARD RUSSO, Pulitzer Prize-winning author
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 TIME WON'T LET ME
"Just when you thought rock n' roll was beyond parody, along comes Bill Scheft with this notorious novel about the fall and dubious resurrection of a fabled garage band. TIME WON'T LET ME is more fun than a night on the town with Kieth Richards, minus the ambulance ride." –CARL HIAASEN
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 THE RINGER
"Bill Scheft's THE RINGER is the most interesting book I have read since Dave Eggers' A Heartbreaking Wor of Staggering Genius. It's funny, energetic, intelligent, touching, and... funny. If you don't enjoy this book, there is something wrong with you." –DAVE LETTERMAN
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 THE BEST OF THE SHOW
"Bill Scheft's Sports Illustrated column, "The Show," should be required weekly reading for every sports fan. Consistently funny enough to make a grown anchorman cry. You can't stop the laughter; you can only hope to contain it." –DAN PATRICK
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