Edward R. Lipinski’s “Werewolf On Madison Avenue” Delights Book Critics, Gathers Positive Reviews

“Werewolf On Madison Avenue” is a novel by Edward R. Lipinski that takes readers to the heart of America’s marketing industry. The story follows Jeff Foxlove, a werewolf leading a viral advertising campaign. As his curse worsens, Jeff must journey to the Yucatan jungle in search of a cure.

With its conspicuous brilliance, “Werewolf On Madison Avenue” is hard to miss. It received positive remarks from various book critics. Allison Walker of the Pacific Book Review described the book as a fun and modernized re-telling of the classic werewolf genre. Walker recommends it to those fond of lighthearted tales revolving around the legendary creature. “Anyone looking for a quick-read creature feature will certainly get a laugh out of ‘Werewolf On Madison Avenue,’” she stated.

Similarly, it gathered a solid recommendation from the San Diego Book Review. “If you’re even remotely a fan of classic monsters and like a little dark humor with your horror stories, I highly recommend picking this one up!” The review-giving body also commends it for its excellent twist on the classic werewolf, giving it a 5-star rating. “In ‘Werewolf On Madison Avenue,’ Lipinski takes the archetypal werewolf lore and the accompanying supporting character tropes and adds his special blend of comedy, romance, and a healthy dose of satire…”

The Seattle Book Review called the book a thought-provoking, suspenseful, and darkly comical work that brilliantly illustrates the harsh realities of capitalism. In his article, Foluso Falaye commends the book for its all-encompassing themes. “Anyone who likes horror literature and werewolf stories will appreciate this book. Its scope, however, is broad since it includes such themes as acting, advertising, magic, business, nature, love, friendship, and more,” Falaye wrote.

Jennifer Hummer, in her article for the US Review of Books, praised how Lipinski crafted a tongue-in-cheek and amusing narrative, made more brilliant with dialogues that feel authentic. “Overall, the story unfolds without a hitch. Lipinski is prolific, and his writing is engaging. This is a fun read with surprising depth,” Hummer concluded.
The Portland Book Review is also pleased to critically examine Lipinski’s work noting that it contains a solid storyline and well-written descriptions of events that will appease every reader. Portland Book Review is also proud to recommend the book, likening Lipinski’s artistic writing style to a work of a seasoned author.

“Werewolf On Madison Avenue” is a thrilling and funny book exploring complex corporate world themes. It’s a must-read for those seeking an entertaining plot and a good laugh.

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“Werewolf On Madison Avenue”
Author | Edward R. Lipinski
Book Genre | General Fiction / Humor / Horror
Published date | December 29, 2022
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC

Author
Edward R. Lipinski has worked in publishing and advertising for over 40 years. He has worked as an art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and writer. Edward wrote and illustrated the home improvement column for The New York Times for over five years. He is the author of “Pucasso, The Cat Who Wanted To Be An Artist,” a children’s book, “The New York Times Home Repair Almanac,” and “Tiling: The Installation Handbook.” “Werewolf on Madison Avenue” is his debut novel.

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