Skinny Legs and All is a 1990 postmodern novel by Tom Robbins. It follows multiple loosely connected characters—an artist, a welder, a waitress, and symbolic “talking objects”—whose stories explore themes of art, religion, politics, illusion, and human perception.

The novel is known for its surreal humour, philosophical digressions, and satirical take on modern society, often blending mythic imagery with contemporary settings (including a Middle Eastern restaurant near the United Nations).

Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates is a satirical, adventure-filled novel about Switters, a CIA operative who is part philosopher, part rogue, and deeply unconventional. As he travels across the globe on strange missions, the story blends espionage, spirituality, eroticism, and absurd humour, challenging ideas about morality, identity, and Western culture. The novel is known for its playful language and philosophical digressions.