"I was dazzled, delighted, surprised! A dark, biting comic novel - what could be better?"

- Rick Moody, bestselling author The Ice Storm

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"Required reading. A colorful cast of characters in 1980's New York City in all it's gritty, sleazy splendor." 

- Margaret Dawson, NY Post

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"Dave Konig is a great comedian and this novel is fascinating. It will really take you back to grimy, dirty,

pre-Giuliani New York."

- Mark Simone, WOR Radio

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"Dave Konig is a great wordsmith and a great comedian.

A fascinating cast of characters in the seedy underbelly

of NYC."

- Rita Cosby, WABC Radio

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"Dave Konig captures the essence of the dirty, seedy side of Manhattan in the early 1980's. His attention to detail is impeccable. And it's a fun read!"

- The Novelist's Corner

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Crime. Addiction. Poverty. Gambling. Violence. Teenage runaways. Stupidity.​ It's a comedy.

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Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky, the first novel by 3-time Emmy Award winning comedian Dave Konig, is The Bowery Boys

on speed in the wild, wild West Side of '80s NYC; cheap single-room occupancy hotels, crime, and Times Square sleaze. A more innocent time.

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Three teenage runaways - naive Danny Fisher, street savvy Bobby Boyd, and Bobby's delusional artist brother James Boyd - form a wildly dysfunctional familial bond.

 

They dream, plot, and scheme to escape their misfit world through crime, art, and a little help from a clown's car full of deposed Ping-Pong champions, fat junkies, washed-up boxers, midgets, aging Nazis, and enigmatic movie stars.