Audiobooks Narrated by Roy Blount, Jr.

The first collection of the beloved humorist's sly, dry, hilarious essays in more than a decade focuses on a perennially popular topic: the South vs. the North.

As a lifelong eater, Blount always got along easily with food - he didn't have to think, he just ate.

After 40 years of making a living using words in every medium, print or electronic, except greeting cards, Roy Blount Jr. still can't get over his ABCs. In Alphabet Juice, he celebrates the juju, the sonic and kinetic energies of letters and their combinations.

It's my belief that sanity lies in realizing that reality is not exactly what we had in mind, says...

All the best jokes from "A Prairie Home Companion's" past four joke shows are combined into this entertaining mix of knock-knocks, one-liners, lightbulb jokes, and famous "yo mama" insults.

Even more of a good thing: the latest collection of knee-slappers, toe-tappers, and groaners from A Prairie Home Companion Joke Shows.

New Mark Twain! This previously unpublished Twain piece was written 125 years ago, composed in 1876 as a "blind novelette"...

Roy Blount knows New Orleans like the inside of an oyster shell and is only too glad to take us to both the famous and the infamous sights.