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By David Gudgeon
How do you combat boredom? Write your own dictionary! And yes, it is as easy as it sounds, provided that you are a total smart ass or at least ten cents short of your personal dollar. Fortunately, the author just happens to be one, or the other, or both! Well, at least he has his moments. Really though, the creation of this book is more along the lines of a challenge. Having been told that he was so sarcastic that he could write a book about it, he decided to actually do it, and this book is the result. This book has been done in dictionary form for ease of subject, since sarcasm is not something that can necessarily be taught. It is more of a skill one develops for themselves. However, having a reference with a wisecrack for a multitude of different subjects at your disposal doesn’t hurt, and therefore this book should be a good jumping off point for developing the skill. Always choose subjects that are not likely to get you into trouble, and keep in mind that you should use your best judgment all the same. Remember, this book has been written all in good fun. This is not typical of the authors writing style, but fun to do none the less.
FORMAT: Softcover
By David Gudgeon
How do you combat boredom? Write your own dictionary! And yes, it is as easy as it sounds, provided that you are a total smart ass or at least ten cents short of your personal dollar. Fortunately, the author just happens to be one, or the other, or both! Well, at least he has his moments. Really though, the creation of this book is more along the lines of a challenge. Having been told that he was so sarcastic that he could write a book about it, he decided to actually do it, and this book is the result. This book has been done in dictionary form for ease of subject, since sarcasm is not something that can necessarily be taught. It is more of a skill one develops for themselves. However, having a reference with a wisecrack for a multitude of different subjects at your disposal doesn’t hurt, and therefore this book should be a good jumping off point for developing the skill. Always choose subjects that are not likely to get you into trouble, and keep in mind that you should use your best judgment all the same. Remember, this book has been written all in good fun. This is not typical of the authors writing style, but fun to do none the less.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Julian Barrie
Julian Barrie knows that it’s hard for men to find the women of their dreams and then sometimes even harder to keep them. He’s made keen observations over the years when it comes to women and engaging in serious relationships with them and has noted bits of wisdom to help any man about to embark upon such a journey. Do you ever wish you could go back in time to your teen years or early twenties and advise yourself on how to avoid life-changing mistakes involving women? Barrie provides humorous insights, including eleven commandments, regarding how to find, attract, and keep the woman of your dreams. Learn how to make decisions that will create a happy and peaceful existence with the love of your life. Let Chasing Women without Leaving Your Seat help you choose your life mate and guide you through the often tricky stages of friendship, courtship, relationship, nuptials, raising a family, and finally, retirement, while keeping the sparks of romance burning brightly.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Julian Barrie
Julian Barrie knows that it’s hard for men to find the women of their dreams and then sometimes even harder to keep them. He’s made keen observations over the years when it comes to women and engaging in serious relationships with them and has noted bits of wisdom to help any man about to embark upon such a journey. Do you ever wish you could go back in time to your teen years or early twenties and advise yourself on how to avoid life-changing mistakes involving women? Barrie provides humorous insights, including eleven commandments, regarding how to find, attract, and keep the woman of your dreams. Learn how to make decisions that will create a happy and peaceful existence with the love of your life. Let Chasing Women without Leaving Your Seat help you choose your life mate and guide you through the often tricky stages of friendship, courtship, relationship, nuptials, raising a family, and finally, retirement, while keeping the sparks of romance burning brightly.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Julian Barrie
Julian Barrie knows that it’s hard for men to find the women of their dreams and then sometimes even harder to keep them. He’s made keen observations over the years when it comes to women and engaging in serious relationships with them and has noted bits of wisdom to help any man about to embark upon such a journey. Do you ever wish you could go back in time to your teen years or early twenties and advise yourself on how to avoid life-changing mistakes involving women? Barrie provides humorous insights, including eleven commandments, regarding how to find, attract, and keep the woman of your dreams. Learn how to make decisions that will create a happy and peaceful existence with the love of your life. Let Chasing Women without Leaving Your Seat help you choose your life mate and guide you through the often tricky stages of friendship, courtship, relationship, nuptials, raising a family, and finally, retirement, while keeping the sparks of romance burning brightly.
FORMAT: E-Book
By William Hanna
Most travelers leave home Monday morning for a work week in the Chicago office saying “Love yah honey, see you Friday.” The hero in Rules for the Road is a quantum leap from that lucky character. Last Friday afternoon he kissed his wife passionately and said, “Love you Darling, hope to see you before next month arrives.” You don’t fly home on Friday afternoons when you find yourself halfway around the world. We join our hero on a train in China headed for Nanjing where he and his team are about to begin another round of negotiations with a Chinese company to enter into a joint venture. The meetings, however, quickly take a back seat to the culture of the people, their mannerisms, food, drink and the winsome ways of their women with a personal agenda. When the trip gets extended by an extra week and a half, his life and the temptations of the flesh become almost intolerable. Getting through the trip and back into his Darling's arms becomes a day-to-day challenge to say the least: An impossible mountain to climb at its worst. The author can be reached at his website at "williambhanna.com"
FORMAT: Softcover
By William Hanna
Most travelers leave home Monday morning for a work week in the Chicago office saying “Love yah honey, see you Friday.” The hero in Rules for the Road is a quantum leap from that lucky character. Last Friday afternoon he kissed his wife passionately and said, “Love you Darling, hope to see you before next month arrives.” You don’t fly home on Friday afternoons when you find yourself halfway around the world. We join our hero on a train in China headed for Nanjing where he and his team are about to begin another round of negotiations with a Chinese company to enter into a joint venture. The meetings, however, quickly take a back seat to the culture of the people, their mannerisms, food, drink and the winsome ways of their women with a personal agenda. When the trip gets extended by an extra week and a half, his life and the temptations of the flesh become almost intolerable. Getting through the trip and back into his Darling's arms becomes a day-to-day challenge to say the least: An impossible mountain to climb at its worst. The author can be reached at his website at "williambhanna.com"
FORMAT: E-Book
By William Hanna
Most travelers leave home Monday morning for a work week in the Chicago office saying “Love yah honey, see you Friday.” The hero in Rules for the Road is a quantum leap from that lucky character. Last Friday afternoon he kissed his wife passionately and said, “Love you Darling, hope to see you before next month arrives.” You don’t fly home on Friday afternoons when you find yourself halfway around the world. We join our hero on a train in China headed for Nanjing where he and his team are about to begin another round of negotiations with a Chinese company to enter into a joint venture. The meetings, however, quickly take a back seat to the culture of the people, their mannerisms, food, drink and the winsome ways of their women with a personal agenda. When the trip gets extended by an extra week and a half, his life and the temptations of the flesh become almost intolerable. Getting through the trip and back into his Darling's arms becomes a day-to-day challenge to say the least: An impossible mountain to climb at its worst. The author can be reached at his website at "williambhanna.com"
FORMAT: Hardcover
By M. K. Leary
“This is the best book I’ve ever read.” – Me “I feel like I just had a butt whoopin’.” – Satisfi ed Customer M. K. Leary was at one time a server. During this miserable period of her life she wrote a how-to guide on something that seemed to go beyond the common sense of people. How to Eat at a Restaurant was her attempt to make the world a better place. She believes whole-heartedly that going out to eat should be licensed only to those people who have read this book.
FORMAT: Softcover
By M. K. Leary
“This is the best book I’ve ever read.” – Me “I feel like I just had a butt whoopin’.” – Satisfi ed Customer M. K. Leary was at one time a server. During this miserable period of her life she wrote a how-to guide on something that seemed to go beyond the common sense of people. How to Eat at a Restaurant was her attempt to make the world a better place. She believes whole-heartedly that going out to eat should be licensed only to those people who have read this book.
FORMAT: E-Book
By H. Alan Tansson
Reader’s Promotion: We Think We Think: Captions to the Cartoons We Live, Volume One is a potpourri of essays by author H. Alan Tansson. Runyonesque, in a light-hearted, pickle-barrel style, Tansson has forked up anecdotes from the brine: a mobster who kept fiddling with his gun, a go-go dancer who performed from the ductwork, and a sailor who kept forgetting his ship. Discover old-time corner-store philosophy reinvented for the Twenty-first Century—complete with theoretical pretzels to twist your view of everyday experience. You can explore life through bingo, life by doodling, life with sneezes, snores, and orgasms. Friendship, braggadocio, people-watching, art, cognition; you’ll find a bit of everything here, except for religion, politics, and education—which is in the book next-door, Volume Two which is entitled Antidisestablishmentarianistically Speaking. Disbeliever’s Promotion: Having learned you don’t think at all, you’ll be bursting with new ideas. Your blogs will rip the questions off tired old walls. Freed from cultural incrustations, others’ arguments will drop to the floor as your voice ricochets across the web, and your witty twitters bring thousands their frabjous song! So if you’re anxious for a mental renaissance, this book will do it, we think … that is, We Think We Think.
FORMAT: Softcover
By H. Alan Tansson
Reader’s Promotion: We Think We Think: Captions to the Cartoons We Live, Volume One is a potpourri of essays by author H. Alan Tansson. Runyonesque, in a light-hearted, pickle-barrel style, Tansson has forked up anecdotes from the brine: a mobster who kept fiddling with his gun, a go-go dancer who performed from the ductwork, and a sailor who kept forgetting his ship. Discover old-time corner-store philosophy reinvented for the Twenty-first Century—complete with theoretical pretzels to twist your view of everyday experience. You can explore life through bingo, life by doodling, life with sneezes, snores, and orgasms. Friendship, braggadocio, people-watching, art, cognition; you’ll find a bit of everything here, except for religion, politics, and education—which is in the book next-door, Volume Two which is entitled Antidisestablishmentarianistically Speaking. Disbeliever’s Promotion: Having learned you don’t think at all, you’ll be bursting with new ideas. Your blogs will rip the questions off tired old walls. Freed from cultural incrustations, others’ arguments will drop to the floor as your voice ricochets across the web, and your witty twitters bring thousands their frabjous song! So if you’re anxious for a mental renaissance, this book will do it, we think … that is, We Think We Think.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Harper Moross
A man who can no longer stand living in a world of violence that never touches him ventures out of his shell to engage in a pedestrian illicit sexual liaison—but it’s diminished by its failure to be credible amateur porn. It’s too much for poor Harper Moross, and his heart gives out. But the failed blow job has been videotaped, and soon, thanks to YouTube, the whole world is fascinated by a man who can’t lose his last erection even as he lies in a coma. What the critics would be saying about Coming and Going if they weren’t gagged and handcuffed: “Polymorphous perverse and pathetically phallocentric—but with a quirky post-feminist praxis” –Miranda Mayhem, The Journal of Orgone Accumulation “Mental masturbation with a huge payoff”—Vera McNamara, Maxim “A fake memoir that rings true—but who the hell wrote it?”—James Farley, Book Whirled “Does for the genre of satirical paranoid Baby Boomer sex romps what Beowulf did for the genre of epic bestiality novels.”—Hal Pasten, Literary Lacunae “Since he is crucified in the media, dies from a blow job, and is resurrected, Harper Moross is obviously a Christ figure. But what’s not so obvious is how he manages to write his memoir while in a coma, and why anyone should believe any of what this pervert says.”—Billious O’Reilly, Fox News Book Reviews. “Highly degrading to men and women”—Joseph Maxwell, Heartfelt: The Magazine for Sensitive Men
FORMAT: Softcover
By Harper Moross
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FORMAT: E-Book
By Franelle
Join the fun for a rollicking romp through the hippy dippy days of the 60s into the disco drug-addled decadent decade of the 70s as experienced by First-Year Baby Boomer, Francesca, a reluctant and burned-out hairdresser from when the nation’s drugs of choice were lots of tranquilizers and booze. It was the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius. Everyone was trying to find themselves, look out for number one, and make peace at any price. The fear of Sputniks, invasions from Mars, and fallouts topped the list of things scaring the hell out of everybody. Music changed from country and folk to rockabilly to rock-and-roll by Elvis the pelvis. Then, there was sweet soul music, the British Invasion and disco. Hairdos went from French twists, Beehives, and Barrel Curls to the Flip, just in time for everyone to flip out, tune in, and turn on. The big blue, Valium, soon calmed the wave of high anxiety that was suddenly upon us. You know the old saying about the 60s…If you remember the 60s, then you weren’t there. Enjoy, it’s a keeper! Also included are a few poems and little life lessons we should learn to make this world a better place.
FORMAT: Softcover
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