The Dice Man Luke Rhinehart
Publisher: Overlook TP

It is hard to tell whether this is one of Woody Allen's comedies, or one of his Match Points, but who even knows with that guy anymore. My youngest son, Sam, has just given up wanting to be read-to in bed at night. A Shallow Grave for The Dice Man. The Wizards roll the dice on a potentially potent big man. Andrew Dice Clay is back and he's hitting Tampa's Side Splitters. Last Friday we posted this fantastic image below to our Facebook page. I then had conversations with fellow Luther fans who mentioned The Dice Man, a 1971 book by Luke Rhinehart about a fictional character who basically lives his life on the roll of a dice. I'll admit, it was my brain child. The legendary foul- and fresh-mouthed comic starts his new residency at Vinyl in The Hard Rock Hotel on Thursday, and it's the first for a comedian at the hotel casino. In DICEWORLD, you say that you found your voice when you wrote the book, and I can tell that it was written with enthusiasm. On Friday 19th March, SYP Oxford and friends ventured out on the Dice Man Pub Crawl. Take a chance with the Dice Man. Taken by Wally Cassidy, it captures the legendary Dublin street performer Thom McGinty, better known as the Diceman, strolling down Grafton Street. Wizards fans are used to disappointment. The Dice Man is such a bold thought experiment because chances are [ ☺ ] that few, if any, will ever try for real what Rhinehart does in fiction, which raises the question of 'Why not? The diceman cometh: will gambling be a bad bet for your town? I found my voice when I started blogging. Suddenly, he only wants to snuggle up under the quilt and read himself to sleep. The 23-year-old Champaign man testified he went to the Par-A-Dice casino in East Peoria with two friends on April 11, 2012, and after several hours at the same craps table, walked out of the casino with $23,000 in cash. Apparently he took this a little bit too far.