The Ditches of Edison County

by Ronald Richard Roberts

A spoof of the bestseller "The Bridges of Madison County" tells of the illicit affair between Pancetta, a lonely housewife, and Concave, a surveyer of Idaho's legendary ditches

Genres: Humor, Fiction

96 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 1, 1993

Reviews

[Chris]

This obviously took little to no effort on the part of the writer. It's such a stupid book; I don't know what else to say.

Not that I didn't enjoy it. Nobody enjoys stupidity more than I, and this book made me lol a little.

[Jobecka Thompson]

This book made me laugh out loud. I love the Bridges of Madison County and love stories. This story points out all the cheese of love stories and it cracked me up.

[Charlotte]

This book made no sense, and it was glorious.

[Mary Tuley]

It's funny and smart enough, but it's just not memorable.

[Larisa]

A parody of The Bridges of Madison County, recommended by my uncle David, who hated the original. :)

[Carol]

This doesn't deserve a higher rating than the book it parodies!

[Roxanne]

Silly, and good for a few smirks. Naked Gun-like humor.

[Jill Minor]

As a rule, parodies should be amusing.