Too Fat to Fish by Artie Lange, Anthony Bozza Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Too Fat to Fish
Book Review: ARTIE HITS IT OUT OF THE PARK
Summary: 5 Stars
Artie Lange knocks it out of the park with this poignant and hilarious look at his life. Great stories about his Dad, his drug habits, and life in LA. This book will appeal to non-Howard fans as well; it is thorougly entertaining and a great buy. I gave it to my Dad and he loved it. The "Dear Cocaine" letter is a highlight.
Book Review: ARTIE LANGE - NO LIES HERE
Summary: 5 Stars
If you follow the Howard Stern show you know the crew is hating on Artie for not telling the truth lately. Well- I think he told everything he could think of his past that was true and put it in this classic book.
He has already signed a deal to do a 2nd book. I love Artie because he is real. If you are a fan of him OR the show - this is a must have.
Book Review: ARTIE 5 Stars
As a gay fan of HS, and cast and crew, it was a great pleasure to read what Artie had to say.Artie & family, wish you all well.
Pat
dallas tx
Book Review: AWESOME
Summary: 5 Stars
this is an awesome book as expected from the great Artie Lang,gives all of us old fat ex drug attics hope, Thanks ArtieBook Review: Addiction, Hollywood, Military.
Summary: 4 Stars
As I heard elsewhere, this is a very ordinary book if you listen to Howard Stern. Most of these stories have been told on air with some juicy tidbits here and there but it is nothing new...
I will add that it is a great insight on addictive minds and how they work. Artie talks openly about his alcohol, gambling, cocaine, prescription pills, and heroin addiction. It also shows great insight on what the though process is behind the addictive thinking and the self-destructive thoughts, and how paranoia sets in. I also loved the military tribute in the last chapter.
I kinda of enjoy it but parts that I already knew got boring.