Description
Condition: Good
272 Pages, Paperback
23x15x2cm
Love Me is a humorous novel by Garrison Keillor about aspiring writer :Larry Wyler, who finds sudden success with a bestseller, leaves his wife Iris, and moves to New York; only to face writer’s block and lose his way before rediscovering what truly matters through writing an advice column, “Ask Mr. Blue,” and seeking to win Iris back.
It’s a story of ambition, failure, and finding real love, blending Keillor’s signature folksy humor with observations on the literary world.
Key aspects of the novel:
- Plot: A St. Paul man’s literary success in New York leads to ego, writer’s block, and a longing for his Midwestern life, especially his wife.
- Characters: Features Keillor’s knack for quirky characters, including a hilarious persona for writing advice columns.
- Themes: Explores the contrast between fame and simple happiness, the fickle nature of success, and the search for genuine connection.
- Style: A departure from Lake Wobegon, it mixes witty New York scenes with small-town roots, often featuring satirical takes on literary figures.






