About Kinky Friedman
Kinky Friedman lives in a little green trailer somewhere in the hills of Texas. He has four dogs, one cat, one armadillo and one Smith Corona typewriter. According to Mr Friedman, he is the only free man on this train.
Series
Kinky Friedman
1. A Greenwich Killing Time (1986)
2. A Case of Lone Star (1987)
3. When The Cat's Away (1988)
4. Frequent Flyer (1989)
5. Musical Chairs (1991)
6. Elvis, Jesus and Coca Cola (1993)
7. Armadillos and Old Lace (1994)
8. God Bless John Wayne (1995)
9. The Love Song Of J. Edgar Hoover (1996)
10. Road Kill (1997)
11. Blast From The Past (1998)
12. Spanking Watson (1999)
13. The Mile High Club (2000)
14. Steppin' On a Rainbow (2001)
15. Meanwhile Back at the Ranch (2002)
16. Kill Two Birds and Get Stoned (2003)
17. The Prisoner of Vandam Street (2004)
18. The Christmas Pig: A Very Kinky Christmas (2006)
1. A Greenwich Killing Time (1986)
2. A Case of Lone Star (1987)
3. When The Cat's Away (1988)
4. Frequent Flyer (1989)
5. Musical Chairs (1991)
6. Elvis, Jesus and Coca Cola (1993)
7. Armadillos and Old Lace (1994)
8. God Bless John Wayne (1995)
9. The Love Song Of J. Edgar Hoover (1996)
10. Road Kill (1997)
11. Blast From The Past (1998)
12. Spanking Watson (1999)
13. The Mile High Club (2000)
14. Steppin' On a Rainbow (2001)
15. Meanwhile Back at the Ranch (2002)
16. Kill Two Birds and Get Stoned (2003)
17. The Prisoner of Vandam Street (2004)
18. The Christmas Pig: A Very Kinky Christmas (2006)
Novels
Collections
The Kinky Friedman Crime Club (1992)
Three Complete Mysteries (1993)
More Kinky Friedman: Musical Chairs / Frequent Flyer / Elvis, Jesus and Coca Cola (1993)
Even More Kinky Friedman (2000)
Three Complete Mysteries (1993)
More Kinky Friedman: Musical Chairs / Frequent Flyer / Elvis, Jesus and Coca Cola (1993)
Even More Kinky Friedman (2000)
Non fiction
Kinky Friedman's Guide to Texas Etiquette: Or How to Get to Heaven or Hell Without Going Through Dallas-Fort Worth (2001)
Texas Hold 'em: How I Was Born in a Manger, Died in the Saddle, and Came Back as a Horny Toad (2005)
'Scuse Me While I Whip This Out (2005)
Cowboy Logic: The Wit and Wisdom of Kinky Friedman (and Some of His Friends) (2006)
You Can Lead a Politician to Water, But You Can't Make Him Think: Ten Commandments for Texas Politics (2007)
What Would Kinky Do?: How to Unscrew a Screwed-Up World (2008)
Heroes of a Texas Childhood (2009)
Kinky's Celebrity Pet Files (2009)
Drinker With A Writing Problem: The Texas Monthly Columns (2011)
The Billy Bob Tapes (2012) (with Billy Bob Thornton)
Texas Hold 'em: How I Was Born in a Manger, Died in the Saddle, and Came Back as a Horny Toad (2005)
'Scuse Me While I Whip This Out (2005)
Cowboy Logic: The Wit and Wisdom of Kinky Friedman (and Some of His Friends) (2006)
You Can Lead a Politician to Water, But You Can't Make Him Think: Ten Commandments for Texas Politics (2007)
What Would Kinky Do?: How to Unscrew a Screwed-Up World (2008)
Heroes of a Texas Childhood (2009)
Kinky's Celebrity Pet Files (2009)
Drinker With A Writing Problem: The Texas Monthly Columns (2011)
The Billy Bob Tapes (2012) (with Billy Bob Thornton)
Links to other websites
| kinkyfriedman.com |
Kinky Friedman recommends
 Gump and Co. (1995) (Forrest Gump, book 2) Winston Groom "Groom gives a valiant, sometimes even soulful performance... Many people will enjoy and appreciate what Gump and Co. has to say about our times, our world, and ourselves." |  Biggie and the Fricasseed Fat Man (1998) (Biggie Weatherford, book 3) Nancy Bell "Nancy Bell writes like a dream from somebody else's childhood. Very soon you find yourself wishing it was your own. Biggie Weatherford and her neighbors in Job's Crossing, Texas, could well be the offspring of the glorious, though scientifically unlikely, union between Miss Marple and Mark Twain." |  Big Trouble (1999) Dave Barry "A charming, witty and insightful storyteller. . . " |
 House of Corrections (2000) (Jack Flippo, book 5) Doug J Swanson "For a Texan who isn't me, Doug Swanson can really write." |  The Shooting Gallery (2002) (Detective Yablonsky, book 2) Joseph Trigoboff "This book smells like New York! Trigoboff has delivered more than a thriller, more than a procedural, a work of fiction that on every page drips with the life-blood of a cop." |  To Love and Die in Dallas (2007) Mary Elizabeth Goldman "Shimmers with intrigue and sparkles with insight." |
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