<p>“Dorsey’s brilliantly profanely funny 11th novel…zips along like P.G. Wodehouse’s best work.”<br> —<i>Richmond</i><i> Times-Dispatch</i></p><p> </p><p>Tim Dorsey’s outrageously zany gleefully violent and uproariously funny <i>Nuclear Jellyfish </i>marks the triumphant return of lovable thrill-killing Florida historian and tireless civic booster Serge A. Storms. The<i> </i>bestselling author of <i>Atomic Lobster</i> <i>Triggerfish Twist</i> and <i>Florida Roadkill</i> Dorsey can match Carl Hiaasen punch-for-punch when it comes to fictionally depicting Sunshine State madness—and he’s taken his rightful place alongside Christopher Moore in the pantheon of top American humorists. <i>Nuclear Jellyfish </i>is a veritable WMD of radioactive hilarity—as Denver’s <i>Rocky Mountain News </i>so aptly puts it “It doesn’t get any better.”</p>