Edward's Twilight has been Amazon's #1 Twilight parody for the past ten consecutive months. No other Twilight parody has matched this success.

Edward's Twilight is provocative and controversial. Although the author does pointedly lampoon Twilight and offers some criticism of Stephenie Meyer's writing, claims by some reviewers that Edward's Twilight does nothing but bash Stephenie Meyer and Twilight are simply not true. Edward's Twilight was not written to be malicious or mean-spirited, and it most certainly is not an attack on Stephenie Meyer. Edward's Twilight merely pokes good-natured fun at Twilight and some of the issues that have swirled around Stephenie Meyer and her story. Whether you're among the legions of Twilight fans or one of the many people who do not consider Twilight to be the Holy Grail of literature, give Edward's Twilight a read and decide for yourself. Edward's Twilight is definitely an enjoyable and amusing reimagining of Meyer's vampire tale.

Edward's Twilight is a wickedly irreverent parody of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight, and is the only book telling Edward's version of Twilight. More faithful to the original story than any other parody, Edward's Twilight is the only book to parody Twilight as written by Stephenie Meyer. Set in the eccentric town of Full Moon, Washington, the alternate universe of Twilight's Forks, and narrated by Edward Cullen himself in the voice of his alter ego, Edwin Dullen, Edward's Twilight entertainingly recreates Meyer's vampire tale as Edwin Dullen and girlfriend Jezebella Penguin mercilessly spoof the wacky relationship between Edward Cullen and Bella Swan. Nothing is off limits as Edwin and Jezebella serve up witty and critical commentary on Meyer's characters, writing, and all things Twilight.