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Title	:	Dogshit Saved My Life
Author	:	Karl Wiggins
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 381 pages
Published	:	May 24th 2014 by Amazon Digital Services
Categories	:	Humor. Comedy. Nonfiction

Dogshit Saved My Life

Karl Wiggins

Kindle Edition | Pages: 381 pages

Rating: 4.19 | 146 Users | 10 Reviews

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My goal, my life’s ambition if you like, is to give direction to comedy, purpose to satire. And this is probably why I write the way I do, in order to use self-deprecating, piss-taking humour to bring to the fore situations that just don’t stack up. To demonstrate that serious issues can be approached with humour.


Hardly any subject is taboo to the Englishman when he’s laughing, and this often seems insensitive to other cultures, but the bedrock of the British sense of humour is a strong sense of sarcasm and self-deprecation. The British can be very passionate – and if you doubt that try going to a football match - but that passion is often hidden deep in our humour so that other nationals fail to not only recognise the deadpan delivery and are never too sure if they’ve been involved in a serious conversation or just a little bit of friendly banter. Having said that my style of writing is now appealing more and more to the American market.

This book is not a novel, and if you’re looking for a book that is all sweetness and light, please give this one a miss. It’s not for you. I won’t be offended and I honestly wish you a great life. If everyone likes me, then I’m not being controversial enough.

If you’re looking for Humorous books about Life, Comedy Writing or even Humorous Books for Adults then take a chance on this book

If a chapter doesn’t suit, just move on.

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I mostly liked it.I truly enjoyed Karl's sense of humor. I found myself laughing quite a bit. He likes to use a LOT of examples when trying to illustrate a point, which got a bit tedious, but all in all I enjoyed the read.

Another class production from Author Karl Wiggins. His writing may be considered an acquired taste, but its certainly a nectar I enjoy. This is the third book of his that I have read, and this one continues with more stories from a Mans man point of view. And with that POV comes great humor and lots of laughs. The stories in Dogshit Saved My Life are somewhat random. Its about everyday life things which is often far funnier than anything that can be made up. I especially enjoyed his stories from



It's a good job we have the ability to laugh at ourselves (we humans, that is), or else we would cry. Karl explains this very well. Loved it.

If I were to go travelling this is the book I would take with me. Or any comedy book by Karl Wiggins, like 'Grit', or 'Calico Jack', or 'Shit My History Teacher Did Not Tell Me' because his brand of humour appeals to me. He has superb comic timing. Like most writers in the comic fiction/anecdote genre, Karl has an acute observation of people and their foibles. His books would banish the tedium of waiting at any transit point, and have me laughing on a journey so much the other passengers would

When it comes to humor, I suppose I'm a bit of a voyeur since I covet a closer peek inside the psyche of those whose wit strikes my fancy. I'd never read anything by Karl Wiggins, and must honestly say I was drawn in by the title. Now, being female (I can prove it in a court of law so don't request photos), you'd think I wouldn't dig some of the machismo writings of Mr Wiggins, and some of my feminist friends might tar and feather me over praising this work, but for the love of Pete, it's damn

Let me start off by saying, "What a book!" There is something inside this novel for everyone under the sun!Dogs***Saved My Life ISN'T fiction. It's a series of actual events as the author remembers it, and written in the point of view of a Brit's sense of humor. When you least expect it, you find that the next sentence you read will cause you combust with ear-splitting laughter. I also found myself sharing some of the stories in this novel with family, friends and coworkers, but I couldn't