That Is All Audiobook

" The third volume of Hodgman's hilarious series of books of "Complete World Knowledge". The running joke of "Today in Ragnarok" on each page counting down the end of the world (per the Mayan calendar) had some particularly choice bits of humor. Highly recommended for fans of irreverent and surreal wordplay. "

" I was sadly disappointed by this one. There were still some funny bits, but it was much more rambling in between them. And it felt mean-spirited and crass too often. It's not going to dissuade me from liking Hodgman in general, but save your time and re-read The Areas of My Expertise instead. "

" One of two apocalyptic books I read this year. John Hodgman is clever and imaginative as always. The list of 700 elder gods and the page-a-day saga of the End of the World alone make this one worth reading. I can't get enough of the dogstorm. This is an excellent end to the series; the humor is more outlandish and mad-raving-tastic than the first two. "

" Fun in increments but a little too long to stay funny... "

" I have a lingering suspicion that most of the information in this book was fake. I guess I'll learn this the hard way in a month. "

" John Hodgman is one of few people who seem able to make me laugh out loud consistently and genuinely. As much as I like his rambling absurdity (and there is plenty of that here), I actually think he's at his best when telling anecdotes. To that end, I think this is a step up from the last book. "

" Worst audiobook ever. "

" My favorite sign of the apocalypse is that Stephen King writes 700 more pages to The Stand. "

" I think this book is supposed to be funny, but it is just so rambling and random for me to "get it." Sorry, Hodgman. I like you on the Daily Show, but this book was not very good. "

" Less funny than the second book in the series. Still glad that I read it, but over time the structure and tone got old and less interesting. "

" I cannot fathom what goes on in the brain of John Hodgman. But from a purely selfish standpoint, this wonderfully detailed tome of ridiculousness made me laugh a great deal, and so I'm not sure I want to know, as long as it keeps coming. "

" It pains me to say, but I think I got tired of these books with this one. "

" I actually made it to the list of "ancient and unspeakable ones." This is a triumph for me. Also, this book is hilarious. "

" Absurd humour that is occasionally very funny, sometimes silly and at other times, (on purpose) mystifying. Hodgman is brilliantly inventive - the scale of 'That is all' suprises - so much effort towards all that there is.. "

" 2 stars, because I did manage to laugh a couple of times. This book is so, so painfully 2011. So full of trends, so full of topical humor, it will date like last night's late night comedy routine. "

" I think this book just wasn't my cup of tea - it was great for what it was, but I found some parts of it to be a little tedious. Maybe better for reading in small chunks instead of all the way through at once. "

" FACT: John Hodgman is a treasure, and I will read everything he writes. I admit he might not be everyone's taste, but his sense of humor dovetails with mine almost perfectly. "

" So it is with everything he does: John Hodgman again produced a great, hilarious book. You mustached, portly bastard. "

" I read all three of the books in this series, but the second one, More Information Than You Require, is the only one that I really liked. It was fantastic though and i highly recommend it. "

" Reading this it's like John Hodgman knows all the things I like, and one of those things is John Hodgman being clever. "

" Hodgman's third book in his trilogy of fake trivia books gets a little bit obscure for my tastes. But there are some chapters that made me laugh out loud at inappropriate times. "