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BookReview - Wtf? Tales from the Burbs by Lucia Cascioli
- By Reader Views
- Published 09/7/2014
- Comics/Humor , Non-Fiction
- Unrated
Did I say it
Pest On The Run by Gerry Burke
- By Raymond Mathiesen
- Published 05/13/2014
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
These humorous short stories with beguile you, entertain you and make you chuckle. Gerry Burke
Book Review - Twisted Sisters
- By Feathered Quill Book Reviews
- Published 02/3/2014
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
A very funny look at 'sisterly love'
Book Review of "Jesse James and the Secret Legend of Captain Coytus" by Alex Mueck
- By Rebeccas Reads
- Published 12/27/2013
- Comics/Humor , Fiction
- Unrated
The author’s talent is beyond proficient; he creates with vigor and fresh plotting. It was a joy reading this comic historical epic. I don't think you'll have any problem diving in and loving the ride.
Book Review - The Facebook Diet
- By Feathered Quill Book Reviews
- Published 11/15/2012
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
A humorous look at Facebook addiction
Book Review - Pride & Prejudice With a Side of Grits
- By Feathered Quill Book Reviews
- Published 11/4/2012
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
A new take on a classic
Running, And Other Bad Habits
- By Wendy Scheuring
- Published 07/16/2012
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
Running, And Other Bad Habits is a hilarious collection of fictional--or not so fictional--short stories on running and the running life penned by ultra-marathoner, trail-runner and Texas humorist Mark Henderson.
Discipline: A Play by Gerard Bianco: Book Review
- By Reader Views
- Published 03/5/2012
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
"Discipline: A Play," by Gerard Bianco, is a madcap comedy with a sympathetic mix of wit, banter, love and frustration that flirts with the obsessions that can drive a man to madness. Meet Harold Jenkins, a sexually frustrated man. Essentially isolated in his NYC apartment, he is helpless against the powers that control his every hour. He's stuck in a rut of old habits and that's making things difficult with Lilly, his less-than-generous lady love. But for Harold, new possibilities arrive in the appearance of a mysterious stranger. He can't quite figure out how to respond to this strange person he finds sniffling on his stove in the middle of the night. Bewildered and confused, Harold is faced with a critical decision: will he succumb to the requirements dictated by the powers that be, or will he take control of his life in the only way he knows how?
A Slot Machine Ate My Midlife Crisis (eBook) by Irene Woodbury: Book Review
- By Reader Views
- Published 11/15/2011
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
Readers are laughing out loud over Irene Woodbury’s "A Slot Machine Ate My Midlife Crisis" while finding that they resonate with main character Wendy. Wendy Sinclair, a forty-five year old newlywed, thought everything was going right in her life, but then she moves to Houston where she knows no one, doesn’t like the snooty people she meets, and is ignored by her workaholic husband. When she goes on a girls’ weekend in Las Vegas and decides not to return home, her midlife crisis takes off in unexpected directions.
Wendy begins her new Las Vegas life by renting a ramshackle apartment in a building filled with misfits; then she wallows in a blur of spas, malls, and buffets before she becomes a designer of cocktail waitress uniforms and an Ann-Margret impersonator in a casino show with Elvis. After all, a midlife crisis needs to be done right!
Padman: A Dad’s Guide to Buying...Those and Other Tales (eBook) by Mark Elswick: Book Review
- By Reader Views
- Published 09/22/2011
- Comics/Humor
- Unrated
In this collection of short essays based on personal experiences, Mark Elswick offers humorous episodes about being a man and father. Whether it’s his daughter sending him to the store to buy those…well, things that transforms him into Padman; his realization that at forty-two, he is slowly turning into an old man; or his reaction to his middle school aged daughter dating a “man” two years older than her, readers—male and female alike—will find themselves cracking smiles when they aren’t busy laughing out loud.