All The Best Quotes By Rufus & Friends In The Road To Key West series by Michael Reisig The following effort is a remarkably entertaining collection of insight on Caribbean life, from a handful of famous authors, musicians, gamblers, and adventurous fools. Along with the best quotes from my entire "The Road To Key West" series, this is really a banquet of memories, in which you will discover adventure and wisdom with short bursts of truth and humor. The 70s and 80s are very much alive in … [Read more...] about All The Best Quotes By Rufus & Friends In The Road To Key West series by Michael Reisig
Deliberations in DUNG by Andre Buitendag
A delightfully mirthful and revelatory read for anyone who has ever shovelled and pondered in poop, and knows that such dealings can be a matter for consideration and of insight, and of life and death. This novel, a surprising and literary journey, takes the reader on an amusing - and sometimes human - adventure through mounds of marvellous manure, where dung is destiny, to metamorphoses into piles of heightened awareness. It is a charming allegory of an existentially- and excrementally- … [Read more...] about Deliberations in DUNG by Andre Buitendag
So What! Stories or Whatever! by G J Griffiths
These stories from the classroom will have you laughing or weeping - sometimes both in the same minute! Whether student, teacher or parent you will wonder: How do they survive? Waterloo Road or Grange Hill meet Gervase Phinn - well maybe! Readers of this book will have to admit that the stories about its characters will stay in your memory for a long time. With over twenty years teaching experience behind him, G J Griffiths has brought to the reader some of the stories about the children he … [Read more...] about So What! Stories or Whatever! by G J Griffiths
The Business Proposal by Nathaniel Gee
Byron has all the professional merit of a published marriage counselor, but all too often his clients and critics balk at his one missing credential: He’s never been married. Julie is fed up with being single: her nagging mother, the unwelcomed advances from her coworker, the awkward set ups with weird guys she doesn’t like, and the occasional great guy who doesn’t like her. When her best friend hands her a newspaper ad seeking a strictly separate marriage with a stipend attached, they laugh, … [Read more...] about The Business Proposal by Nathaniel Gee
Egg And Bacon by Lindale Thompson
Her name was Anna and she worked as a waitress in the last standing greasy spoon cafe in Notting Hill London. She was the girl of his dreams; sexy, beautiful, intelligent and kind, everything a man could ever want in a woman. But Andrew could never imagine her ever falling for him, after all what could she see in a balding penniless artist with no future prospects? While trying to come to terms with the breakup of an earlier relationship as well as struggling to make a living working in … [Read more...] about Egg And Bacon by Lindale Thompson
From the Keys by Galen Micheal
Here are stories to delight, enchant, and surprise you. Author Galen Micheal presents a breathtaking collection of tales that are certain to amuse readers and that always embrace the unexpected. In this book are seven never-before-seen short stories. Included are: Johnathon Cooper: A man finds himself at an unusual party with an unusual guest. An Accident: Two teenage boys crash a car and must hurry to hide the damage before they're discovered. Will they succeed, or will the evil forces … [Read more...] about From the Keys by Galen Micheal
Bell Hammers by Lancelot Schaubert
"Schaubert recounts a mischievous man's eight decades in Illinois's Little Egypt region in his picaresque debut. Remmy's life of constant schemes and pranks and a lifelong feud with classmate Jim Johnstone and the local oil drilling company proves consequential. This is a hoot." - Publisher's Weekly 🏆 finalist for Glimmer Train's Fiction Open. PRANKS. OIL. PROTEST. JOKES BETWEEN NEWLYWEDS. AND ONE HILARIOUS SIEGE OF A MAJOR CORPORATION. Remmy grows up with Beth in Bellhammer, Illinois as … [Read more...] about Bell Hammers by Lancelot Schaubert
Post Midnight Blues by Rae Toonery
Post Midnight Blues blurb She’s a neurotic non-binary seeking forgiveness; he’s a heartbroken hound desperately seeking his master: together they are… dysfunctional. Con is living in self-imposed isolation after an accidental death that she blames herself for. Her only contact with the outside world is the occasional midnight trip to the local supermarket and her visits from loyal colleague, Sandeep. Deadpan companion, Heathcliffe the Lurcher, has his own issues: most notably an inexplicable … [Read more...] about Post Midnight Blues by Rae Toonery
(Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village by Peter J. Stavros
Meet the residents of Birchmont Village, a close-knit community of quirky characters and eccentrics. Based upon his lighthearted short stories that first appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, Peter J. Stavros chronicles a year in the lives of these townsfolk as they are faced with one perceived catastrophe and calamity after the other, from the time the Johnsons’ house caught fire – and twice in one day! – to the time Chubz, their beloved cat, went missing, to the scramble to fill the position … [Read more...] about (Mostly) True Tales From Birchmont Village by Peter J. Stavros
The Drunk’unn Boat by Darby Guise
George Dilgunk, an everyman’s everyman, begins his life with tragedy knocking at the door. After the death of his best friend and the disappearance of his girlfriend, George embarks on a strange odyssey forgoing all the rational rules. He’s on a collision course with a weird finale—a story populated by rogue priests, wayward cinema owners, and kindly prostitutes. Targeted Age Group:: 18-65 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? It's my first novel, and I wanted to challenge myself … [Read more...] about The Drunk’unn Boat by Darby Guise
OOF: An Online Outrage Fiesta for the Ages by Strobe Witherspoon
Award-winning novelist and cultural critic Strobe Witherspoon interrogates his own profession. It goes terribly. "Wildly entertaining ...Sometimes sad and sometimes hilarious, Witherspoon's timely metafictional novel explores the ways (mis)information can shape public discourse in the digital media age." – Booklife by Publishers Weekly ”Strikingly original ...an innovative literary experiment that supplies a thoughtful commentary on the 'discourse virus' of our age ...Witherspoon tackles a … [Read more...] about OOF: An Online Outrage Fiesta for the Ages by Strobe Witherspoon
Young and Dumb by Thomas Louis Carroll
The 1970’s hit Tommy like a tidal wave. So Tommy did what he had to do – he learned to swim. It’s 1973, and the post-Woodstock generation, and the new world of rock ‘n roll, marijuana, birth control, ripped jeans, fake ID’s, and anti-authority hit like a tidal wave on the scene. That’s the uproarious comic world young Tommy Stafford was thrown into, and he had to sink or swim. So he swims, and it takes him on the hilarious ride of a lifetime, as he navigates the shoals at boarding school in a … [Read more...] about Young and Dumb by Thomas Louis Carroll
