More Cajun Humor

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Laugh-out-loud Louisiana-flavored tales from the storytelling Southern chef!
 
Known just as widely for his boisterous, quirky stories and comedy albums as for his popular Cajun cuisine and PBS cooking shows, Justin Wilson presents his second collection of tales in More Cajun Humor. Written in dialect, these tales revolve around the lives of quick-witted farmers, determined deer hunters, and diehard football fans—people who could be your neighbors and friends, especially if you live in Louisiana, and especially if you’re the exceptionally neighborly and friendly Justin Wilson—a man who never lets a good story go by.
 
Have you heard the one about the high-jumping bear hunter? It’s a good one, I ga-ron-tee! Charming and down-to-earth, Wilson delighted audiences throughout the country for many decades, and this collection gives a delicious taste of his trademark humor.
 
“I know of no one [else] who portrays the Louisiana Cajun as well, so skillfully and entertainingly.” —Harnett T. Kane, author of Queen New Orleans

About the author

Justin Wilson, always dapper in suspenders and a bow tie, was the author of several books. He starred in three acclaimed cooking series that aired on more than 300 PBS stations nationwide. The Cajun comedian produced 27 comedy albums that charmed audiences and, at one point, even outsold Elvis Presley. Wilson passed away on September 6, 2001, but his spirit lives on through the recipes he shared and the programs he made during his lifetime, which continue to air on PBS affiliates.

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